| I'm not a huge fan of paving-slab sized photobooks which cost a fortune, so this is a personal selection of great books which don't break the bank. | ||
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| Unembedded: Four Independent Photojournalis...
by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad £13.96 One of the few photobooks which examines the Iraq invasion from the civilians perspective. It examines one of the core (and of... | Purple Hearts: Back from Iraq
by Nina Berman £12.74 No tickertape parades here - Nina Berman's examination of US soldiers gravely wounded, disillusioned and abandoned. | Public Relations
by Gary Winogrand Newspapers now often feature clever images showing the artifice and spin 'outside the frame' of modern day public relations. ... |
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| Magna Brava: Magnum's Women Photographers
by Eve Arnold Magnum has been criticised (sometimes with justification) as being a bit of a 'boys club'. This is a long overdue examination ... | Living with the Enemy
by Donna Ferrato £13.49 Forget that terrible Julia Roberts movie. This a groundbreaking reportage of the ugly reality of domestic abuse. | Five Great Documentary Photographers: Eugen...
by Gerry Badger A bargain - 5 fascinating photographers spanning the history of the documentary photography genre from its early days to the c... |
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| No Caption Needed: Iconic Photographs, Publ...
by R Hariman £15.90 A look at why iconic photographs stick around in society's collective memory - and why they're vital for a healthy democracy. | Red-color News Soldier
by Li Zhensheng £21.21 Powerfully revealing photographs and panoramas from inside the horrors of the Chinese Cultural Revolution by Li Zhensheng, one... | Naked City (Da Capo Paperback)
by Weegee £10.99 Arthur Fellig - the archetypal hardcore Noo Yoik press photographer - his work rose far above the cliche that he himself inspi... |
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