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2015 Photobook Gift Guide: Part 3


Books 2014 Photobook Gift Guide: Part 3 We are happy to present our 2015 Photobook Gift Guide featuring a broad selection of titles to make photobook lovers out of anyone on your shopping list. Today's selection includes titles from Michael Light, Victoria Sambunaris, Jamey Stillings, Kathleen Robbins and Ken Schles.

We are delighted to bring you our 2015 Photobook Gift Guide with selections for photobook lovers and nearly anyone else on your holiday shopping list. Today we feature a wonderful selection of signed titles. And of course, we also offer gift certificates in any amount. View Part 1. View Part 2.

Lake Las Vegas / Black Mountain
By Michael Light
$65 Signed — Purchase Book

In his Book of the Week pick, Rupert Jenkins writes: "Lake Las Vegas/Black Mountain is the third in a series of Radius books by Michael Light, collectively titled Some Dry Place: An Inhabited West. This latest chapter, the first in color, benefits from a large format 'Janus-faced' design that functions as a hardcover slipcase for two soft-bound books, one for each location. Each photograph is presented as a double page spread, which looks impressive and is conceptually shrewd; as Lucy Lippard observes, given their size — slightly larger than an airplane window — viewing Light’s aerial landscapes is like flying in a plane with him."





Taxonomy of a Landscape
By Victoria Sambunaris
$65 Signed — Purchase Book

"Victoria Sambunaris has been photographing the far reaches of America for over twelve years, venturing out on solo journeys to the Alaskan frontier, Hawaiian volcanic landscapes and the United States/Mexico border among many other locations. Her desire to document the grand idea of the American Dream and how it manifests itself in the culture and landscape are based in her personal and professional experience and her exploration of many fields of study including geology, cartography, economics, and art. In her documentary process she uses journals, Polaroids and large format photographs to convey her ideas and create a personal record of her numerous explorations of the country."— Melanie McWhorter from the introduction to her interview with Sambunaris



The Evolution of Ivanpah Solar
By Jamey Stillings
$85 Signed — Purchase Book

In 2010, Jamey Stillings began a three-and-a-half-year aerial survey of the complete construction of the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System, the world’s largest concentrated solar power plant producing 392 megawatts of electricity on 14 square kilometers of public land. Stillings’ photographs explore the transformative interactions between raw natural forms and the project’s precise geometric lines, visually stunning with hundreds of thousands of mirrors reflecting across the stark beauty of the Mojave Desert. Published by Steidl, The Evolution of Ivanpah Solar reproduces 60 of Stillings’ images with contributions from Bruce Barcott, Robert Redford and Anne Tucker.


Into the Flatland
By Kathleen Robbins
$39.95 Signed — Purchase Book

Winner of the 2011 Photo-NOLA, Into the Flatland explores the landscape, culture and inhabitants of the Mississippi river delta, the childhood home of photographer Kathleen Robbins.

"Kathleen Robbins draws her artistic energy from a deeply placed history within the Delta, from knowing familial stories and domestic vegetations, and from her people's long presence in Leflore County. When Kathleen Robbins ventures into the flatland, it's an act of return and remembrance."—from the forward by Tom Rankin




Night Walk
By Ken Schles
$50 Signed — Purchase Book

If you love Ken Schles book Invisible City you will be excitied about the follow up. Nearly 30 years after Invisible City. New York City alive in the eighties. East village. Shot by one of Americas most underrated photographers. Printing by Steidl these days is amazing and super close to good old Gravure printing. Finally published! - See more at: http://blog.photoeye.com/2014/12/best-books-2014-markus-schaden.html#sthash.ssgueYnG.dpuf
If you love Ken Schles book Invisible City you will be excitied about the follow up. Nearly 30 years after Invisible City. New York City alive in the eighties. East village. Shot by one of Americas most underrated photographers. Printing by Steidl these days is amazing and super close to good old Gravure printing. Finally published! - See more at: http://blog.photoeye.com/2014/12/best-books-2014-markus-schaden.html#sthash.ssgueYnG.dpuf
Selected as a Best Book of 2014, Markus Schaden wrote: "If you love Ken Schles book Invisible City you will be excited about the follow up. Nearly 30 years after Invisible City. New York City alive in the eighties. East village. Shot by one of Americas most underrated photographers. Printing by Steidl these days is amazing and super close to good old Gravure printing. Finally published!"









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If you love Ken Schles book Invisible City you will be excitied about the follow up. Nearly 30 years after Invisible City. New York City alive in the eighties. East village. Shot by one of Americas most underrated photographers. Printing by Steidl these days is amazing and super close to good old Gravure printing. Finally published! - See more at: http://blog.photoeye.com/2014/12/best-books-2014-markus-schaden.html#sthash.ssgueYnG.dpuf
If you love Ken Schles book Invisible City you will be excitied about the follow up. Nearly 30 years after Invisible City. New York City alive in the eighties. East village. Shot by one of Americas most underrated photographers. Printing by Steidl these days is amazing and super close to good old Gravure printing. Finally published! - See more at: http://blog.photoeye.com/2014/12/best-books-2014-markus-schaden.html#sthash.ssgueYnG.dpuf