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Designed by the leading Italian book designer Ramon Pez, Maybe, explores the twists and turns that can face an individual on their course through life. Toledano takes on a variety of characters and situations through which to confront his own vulnerabilities and the frailty of human existence. It is Phillip Toledano's seventh photography book and the fourth to be published by Dewi Lewis. Recognised as one of the most innovative and inventive p...

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A visual manifestation of Parisian urban angst by one of France's foremost women photographers.

A chilling novel that explores a genocide of the ancient world of Carthage.

Photographic landscapes showing "sites of the disappeared"--secret graves of those murdered in Northern Ireland.

A vivid portrait of life with a New York Gospel Choir.

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A Jewish comic novel--a road movie of the mind packed with black and bittersweet humor.

From lecturing to leching, the old-fashioned way.--The Sunday Times

Stunning photographic portraits of animals--turtles, lions, alligators, giraffes etc. These are 'individuals' not examples of a species. The photographs seem almost to be portrait paintings, an effect achieved by using one of the very early photographic printing techniques. Each image becomes a unique one-off picture. Winner of The European Publishers Award for Photography 2000.

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Bike culture - the individuals and their machines.

Ritualistic, deeply surreal, anarchistic--British eccentricity at its most weird.

A diagnosis of cancer may be one of the most difficult pieces of news anyone could hear. From one moment to the next, life-changing. The beginning of a long journey whose destination cannot be predicted. While the stages of treatment may be similar for many patients, each person's response will be different. Cancer infiltrates, not just bone and tissue, but the entire lives of patients and their families. Caroline Seymour's photographs bear wi...

October 2015 marks the 40th anniversary of the outbreak of conflict in Western Sahara. It is a conflict that remains unresolved and has resulted in an estimated 160, 000 people being made refugees, many of whom are now 2nd or 3rd generation. In Toy Soldiers, Simon Brann Thorpe blurs the boundaries between document, landscape and concept-based photography to explore this conflict. He examines the impact and potential consequences of the stalema...

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Fascinating collection of found amateur prints from the time of the Vietnam War in fall 1968.

For every football fan the World Cup Finals are the most extraordinary celebration of the game. As we lookforward to South Africa hosting the 2010 tournament, this outstanding collection of photographs byAlistair Berg captures fan culture around the world at its most vibrant and characterful.The book is a unique chronicle of a 20 year period that has seen enormous changes in football and amassive surge in support for the game. It covers not on...

A unique and powerful depiction of the military disfiguration of the Israeli landscape.

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