ValparaísoSergio Larrain (19312012) published very few books during his lifetime, but perhaps the most celebrated was Valparaso. He photographed this Chilean seaport throughout his career, but it was in the early 1960s, when he returned to his homeland after traveling the world as a Magnum photographer, that it became a focus of his attention. He saw it as a sordid yet romantic city, standing between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean, falling into a slow decline

Published to coincide with the centennial of Arnold Newman's birth

buildings and natural scenes are imbued with Hawkesworth's generous and dignifying eye

The book begins with Richard’s socially-engaged documentary work in the Arkansas Delta

as the dusk fades into darkness or as the light of dawn gathers

This 154 page book includes 81 images from 74 photographers

In Plain Air is a lyrical portrait of Brooklyn’s Prospect Park as seen through Rozovsky’s studies of its visitors

Fionn Reilly is a London born professional photographer living in upstate New York

the leafless trees and ambitious weeds

Significant though it was for her relationship with him

images were captured that gave rise to the book A Day in the Life of America

or the space between stanzas

1951) left his home in Knoxville