Titres dans Photographie

A new edition to celebrate John Berger’s centenary, selected and introduced by Teju Cole. Polemical, reflective, radically original, Berger's wide-ranging essays emphasise the continuities that underpinned more than 40 years of tireless intellectual inquiry and political engagement. To mark...

E.C., the old groundskeeper and tennis teacher, is like a secretary recording his wishes, ideas, reflections, observations, and prayers as he goes about his rounds of going to church, to work, to teaching tennis, to playing tennis, and visiting his friends. He thinks that God and life bring...

Located 3,500km from the nearest city on a volcanic island near Antarctica, lies New Zealand’s only polar research station: Scott Base. In The Antarcticans, Matty Jordan offers a rare, vivid look at life in the world’s most inhospitable environment. Through captivating storytelling, the...

'Arthur’s experience in the role is unparalleled and this is a truly captivating memoir of an extraordinary career, told by the man the royals themselves seek out in the crowd.' Emily Nash. ‘Arthur Edwards is one of the greatest newspaper photographers in history and a man whose...

Master the science of photography and turn overwhelming camera settings into creative confidence for stunning images. Whether you are diving into a new hobby or upgrading your gear, this calm, accessible walkthrough demystifies the art of trapping light. Say goodbye to frustrating technical...

Master graphic design basics and digital photography by discovering exactly how computers capture and store visual data. Whether you are editing pictures for a new creative hobby or organizing family albums during a quiet afternoon, this friendly, jargon-free guide demystifies the technology...

Master the meditative art of photography and transform everyday snapshots into captivating visual storytelling. Whether seeking a relaxing creative hobby for your daily commute or looking to preserve family memories, this uplifting audio guide turns technical jargon into pure inspiration. Learn...

Explore the captivating cultural history of photography, discovering how a simple shadow trick rewired human memory. Perfect for an insightful morning commute, this engaging narrative sweeps you from elite scientific circles of the past into the bustling portrait studios that made capturing...

Discover the fascinating history of photography as visual culture transforms from ancient shadows to modern digital art. Perfect for your daily commute, this deeply reflective and educational journey explores how trapping light on a surface forever changed human memory and identity. What began...

Uncover the sweeping technological history of how early optical illusions evolved to capture our deepest human memories. Perfect for your morning commute, this thought-provoking journey traces the evolution of photography from ancient shadow boxes to modern silicon. Prepare to engage your...

Experience an immersive European history journey where a vibrant capital is shattered by war and rebuilt from the ashes. Perfect for a reflective commute or a deep-focus learning session, this evocative narrative paints a mental gallery of survival and architectural rebirth. Rather than dry...

Flights of Nature is a collection of lyrical and expressive writings and images inspired by places on the North Downs' Way's eastern ring, a mandala of land. Taking the months of the year as a template for this circle, it delves reflectively into the dark periods of recent and current times—when, despite our own disorientation, nature could still be dependable and uplifting. As landscape resonates within us, Flights of Nature celebrates the heights of imagination piqued by the vibrancy of countryside. "This piece allowed me space to appreciate the joyous landscape of southern England.

From The New York Times bestselling author of The Shepherd’s Life, James Rebanks, comes a breathtaking book of photography and wisdom that chronicles an ancient way of living that deeply resonates in our modern world. With over eighty full color photographs The English Lake District comes into...

Somewhere in Alaska, a garden gnome is standing in the rain, holding a watering can, completely unbothered. The Gnomes of Alaska is a humorous photo book five years in the making — a collection of real garden gnome photographs taken across the seasons of an Alaska backyard, each paired with a short comedic story told in the voice of someone who has been watching these gnomes a little too closely for a little too long. Meet Gunder, the original gnome, who lost his head in a windstorm and came back stronger.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Written nearly two millennia ago between 161 and 180 AD, Meditations is the most famous and influential work of Stoic philosophy ever produced. It was never intended for publication; instead, it is a compilation of the private, personal journals of...

Turner Classic Movies host and Dark City Dames author Eddie Muller and Criterion Channel host Imogen Sara Smith offer an essential tour of international film noir, highlighting renowned movie classics and obscure noir masterpieces from around the world. Film noir has long been considered...

Christer Strömholm är en av våra mest firade fotografer, belönad med Hasselbladpriset och representerad på Moderna Museet och MoMA. Han är främst känd för sina intima svartvita porträtt och sina gatufotografier. Särskilt berömda blev hans skildringar av trans­sexuella i 1950-talets...

What Does it Look Like to Follow Jesus Today? This is the question posed by the creators behind Alabaster Co., the publisher whose visually stunning Bibles have invited millions of people to read Scripture and experience God as beautiful. Through their work, Brian Chung and Samuel Han have had...

Desvestirse es quitarse capas, es soltar el peso de lo que cargamos. El oficio de desvestirse invita a escuchar una exploración íntima de la identidad a través de poesía, prosa, anotaciones de diario y cartas. En esta obra, Lina Botero recorre los recuerdos, emociones y preguntas que surgen...

Paris, August 19, 1839. François Arago reads the technical details of Louis Daguerre's photographic process into the joint session of the Académie des Sciences and the Académie des Beaux-Arts. Within weeks the satirical press is mocking photographers as mechanics and copyists. Twenty years later, Charles Baudelaire writes the canonical hostile statement: photography belongs in the museum of records, not the gallery of art. The painters of 1839 were wrong. They were also partly right. The Scientific Aesthetic begins with that double judgment and works through its consequences.