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A fascinating snapshot from photographer Rennie Ellis of the wild, opulent, sometimes tacky and always decadent years of the 1980s and 1990s.

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In his book Haiti, Bruce Gilden opens our eyes to this fascinating and ultimately tragic country.

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A collection of photographs of India taken by Cartier-Bresson over a period of 40 years, starting in 1947 at the time of Independence. They include Hindus in refugee camps after the Partition, the Maharaja of Baroda's sumptuous birthday celebrations, and the death and cremation of Gandhi.

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The thrilling new book that brings people all around the world together by the creator of Humans of New York

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For the past eight years, ke Ericson has been documenting the daily life of the Roma people across Europe.

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In this companion portfolio to Exodus, Sebastio Salgado presents 90 portraits of the youngest migrants and refugees. From roadside refuges in Angola to sprawling camps in Lebanon, Salgado's subjects are all on the move and all under the age of 15. Proud, pensive, or sad, they gaze at the viewer with all the candor of youth as much as the uncertainty of their future.

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The first photographic book from Pie Aerts, the popular Dutch photographer, from the Andes to Nepal, a portrait of some of the most remote peoples and places around the globe. Text in English, German and French.

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Photographs taken in New York over 50 years ago by Mark Cohen will be published for the firsttime in Tall Socks.

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From the Second World War to Brexit and Covid-19, a vividly written, generously illustrated history of British documentary photography by renowned writer and critic Gerry Badger.

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A fine collection of rare contemporary and modern day images, many never before published of the Auschwitz Birkenau complex.

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This gorgeous collection of photographs, accompanied by extended captions and insightful interviews, is a visual celebration of the New Zealand farmer and the landscape in which they live and work. Put together by one New Zealands top photojournalists, it reveals the passion and true grit needed to be a famer in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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An illuminating volume for everyone interested in conceptual photography, photojournalism, and the environment.

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A team of speleologists travel to the center of the world. This volume gathers the main expeditions of La Venta speleologist association over the course of twenty-five years through images and travel logs.

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All the grief, grit, and unassailable dignity of the civil rights movement are evoked in this centennial edition of James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time, with photographs by Steve Schapiro. Together, Baldwin's frank account of the black experience and Schapiro's vital images offer testimony to one of the most important struggles of American society.

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Published to mark the 50th anniversary of John F Kennedy's historic visit to Berlin in June 1963, this title captures the event in a series of photographs by Ulrich Mack. It features both the set pieces of the visit, and unscripted and personal moments in close-up.

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The golden age of the world's most popular weekly photography magazine (1936-1972) coincided with Hollywood's most glamorous decades. Featuring hundreds of meticulously researched and curated images from the vast LIFE archive, capturing "more stars than there are in Heaven," location shoots, Oscar nights, homes, alluring parties, and more.