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400 plus miles of electronic fencing combined with 5-8 meter high concrete wall slabs make up the wall that separates Palestinians and Israelis. This book covers that wall.

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Filled with riveting photojournalism by National Geographic's women explorer-photographers, this timely and powerful book will appeal to lovers of the photography collections Through the Lens and Women Photographers.

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Drawn from the celebrated National Geographic archives, this inspiring photography collectionnow in a bite-sized, giftable packagepresents women from around the globe, accompanied by personal stories, revelatory interviews, and new portraits of female luminaries like Roxane Gay, Gloria Allred, Nancy Pelosi, and Tarana Burke.

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National Geographic is pleased to present our new Collectors Series. Each volume is a fresh presentation of one of our world-famous photography books.

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Thirty-five years after the tragic death of Gilles Villeneuve, his life and his races, the triumphs and defeats of an unforgettable champion. The private and public, sports and personal life of the greatest F1 champion of all time.

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Hashima is a small island located off the extreme southwest coast of Japan, about ten miles from Nagasaki. Its dark warship-like silhouette earned it nickname of Gunkanjima (battleship island). During the wave of industrialisation in nineteenth century, a coal seam was discovered on the island and the Mitsubishi corporation opened a mine there.

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#Sandy is a book of iPhone photos of Hurricane Sandy captured by a number of photographers.

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Comprised of images chosen by the photographer himself, and which offers the author's own account of his lifes work. In this book, alongside each image, extended captions give his account of the situation depicted, describing the characters and life of the streets, and the heroism of emergency workers revealing much about himself in the process.

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A Crack in the World explores empathy for all sentient beings and the planet in the face of global warming.

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Photo series by D Magazine senior editor explores Dallas' downtown from a human, street-level perspective.

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The composite, textured landscapes in the series A Sense of Place are a re-creation of places and scenes from an estranged homeland.

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Although change is slow, it is the rural/small-town south as it is NOW. An honest look at small towns in the rural south

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A Whole World Blind depicts the realities of war in Northern Syria's rebel-held territories from the brutal to the mundane.

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A showcase of the black and white artistry of award-winning photographer and mountaineer, Thomas Crauwels.

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George Webber's latest book of photography focuses on the vernacular architecture, abandoned townscapes and fading commercial signage from 1950s and 1960s rural Alberta.

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Brings together more than thirty years of photography from the streets of Mexico by Alex Webb, spanning 1975 to 2007. This book presents a commemoration of the Mexican street as a sociopolitical bellwether-albeit one that has undergone significant transformation since Webb's first trips to the country.

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By creating a snapshot of the Ghent community during its bicentennial year, this collection of portraits provides a record for the future.

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All the Queens Men is a decades-long photographic project that explores the rites, rituals, and relationships of men.