London: Chris Boot, 2005. hardcover. 384 pgs, 10 x 12 inches. Things As They Are tells the story of modern photojournalism, from The Family of Man and the heyday of Life magazine in 1955 to the era of the camera-phone in the present day. With 120 picture essays show as..... Item #1745
London: Chris Boot, 2005. hardcover. Item #8175
London: Chris Boot, 2004. 1500. 40 pgs, 12 x 15 inches. From the collection of photography ephemera of Martin Parr (previously published titles include Boring Postcards by Phaidon, 1999) Saddam Hussein Watches is a creepy collection of watch faces with the portrait of the butcher of Bagdad. Each watch is..... Item #10
London: Chris Boot, 2004. hardcover. 160 pgs, 100 b&w, 20 color, 9.5 x 8 inches. Henryk Ross (1910 1991) was a Jewish press photographer in Poland before World War II. Incarcerated by the invading Germans in the Lodz ghetto, he became one of its two official photographers. His duties afforded..... Item #32
London: Chris Boot, 2004. hardcover. 112 pp , 40 color plates, 12 x 9.5 inches SIGNED. An essay in the representation of politics, these large-format panoramic photographs of town council meetings across the United States are the result of four years of travelling by artist-photographer Paul Shambroom. Photographing civic meetings..... Item #33
London: Chris Boot, 2004. hardcover. 128 pgs, 120 plates, 8.5 x 6.5 inches, 2lbs shipping. Ingrid Pollard (b. 1953) grew up in Georgetown, Guyana, before moving to London. Beginning her career contributing photos to Spare Rib and other feminist publications in the 1980s, she first came to public attention in..... Item #34
London: Chris Boot, 2004. Hardcover First Edition. This is Stephen Gill's guide to his world of objects, scenes and the things we do so familiar and obvious they fall below the usual threshold of people's attention. An original first book featuring eight series of photographs made in South East England..... Item #2050
London: Chris Boot, 2004. hardcover. Item #3352
London: Chris Boot, 2003. hardcover First edition. 128 pgs, 10 x 12 inches. Butlins holiday camps aimed at the British working classes first appeared in England after the war and were the British equivilant to Disneyland. By the 1970s they had become a well loved British institution and the John..... Item #1402
London: Chris Boot, 2003. hardcover in clamshell 100 copies. Winner of the 2005 Deutsche B?rse Photography Prize for the living photographer who has made the most significant contribution to photography during the past year for his ongoing project History which consists of a series of monumental panoramas that evoke the..... Item #1691
