'Out There' invites the reader on a mythical journey through the wilderness of the Yukon territory. A photographic record of countless escapes by Augsburger in an endless quest to reach freedom. The book is not so much a record of a physical landscape but of an emotional one. In documenting his travels through the snow, the wilderness and the archaic landscapes, the photographer reveals that this is a journey to the basic questions of our existence.

Bruno Augsburger - Out There

Arts & Photography

Sacha Batthyany

Photography & Video

Sturm & Drang

Beryl Chen By Rene Groebli

EDITED

'Early Work' by legendary Swiss photographer René Groebli features his early black and white photography, made in the decade from 1945-1955. Apart from images from his famous books The Eye of Love and Rail Magic this book features never before seen photographs from his student days, reportage pictures he shot for 'Life Magazine' and portraits of people such as Le Corbusier, Charlie Chaplin, Robert Frank and Brassai. The book documents the talent and promise of this now 88 year old photographer.

Rene Groebli - Early Work

Rene Groebli

The first book release by young Swiss photographer Peter Hauser shows his straightforward, analog black and white pictures of nature and urban landscapes that yield a distinctive observation of perceptual phenomena: rectangles float; shadows fall into hard-edge shapes; surfaces reveal patterns and unlikely grids. Photographer Edward Weston drew a distinction between making pictures to learn about the world and those that impose a vision upon it. It was his intention to make pictures, he once said, not as an interpretation, a biased opinion of what nature should be, but a revelation  an absolute, impersonal recognition of the significance of facts.. Peter Hauser's work is subscribing to this mantra.

Peter Hauser - Hello I Am Not From Here

Peter Hauser

Matt Eich is a photographer born and based in Virginia. His work centres on long-form photographic essays about the American Condition, and this, his first book, portrays just a single microcosm of a story familiar to many similar communities throughout the United States. The series portrays the lives of residents in various Ohio towns, like Carbondale and Mineral. Once booming coal mining communities, these places now reflect the desolate shadow of Appalachian poverty, their people hopeless and without a future, left with nothing but their cultural identity in the aftermath of extractive industry. The book includes an afterword by Eich, plus an insert with two essays.

Matt Eich - Carry Me Ohio

Matt Eich

A standout among post-war Swiss photographers, René Groeblis work has spanned many subjects and genres, from zoology, architecture, and landscape, to portrait, documentary, and the nude. After having given up commercial photography, he moved to Southern France in 1979 and set up his studio in an old farmhouse. The nudes in this book are drawn from various points in his career, beginning in the 1950s, developing through the 70s and 80s, and reaching their culmination in the year 2001, which Groebli himself describes as most productive. No matter the era, his sensual, black-and-white images nevertheless appear timeless. With a text by Daniel Blochwitz.

Rene Groebli -Nudea

First published in 1984, photographer Willy Spillers scenes from New Yorks notoriously crime-ridden subway system retrospectively tell a different story, one of glitz and colour, curiosity and amusement. Today we can look back at his images with a more objective feeling, finding not the sensationalism, danger, and voyeurism proclaimed by the media at the time, but rather the fascination of this young European newcomer to the Big Apple with its people, neon lights, movement, and relentless energy. Captured on Kodachrome slide film, Spillers visions of the citys sordid underground transportation system fall right in line with other pioneers who first documented New York in colour.

Willy Spiller - Hell On Wheels

Tobia Bezzola

Rene Groebli - Das Auge Der Liebe (German Edition)

This collection of 74 photographs was produced by Swiss photographer René Groebli and is a remarkable example of early subjective photography. First published as a series of fifteen images in 1949 a personal project that was met with dismissive criticism at the time he returned in the 1990s to his early fascination with French steam locomotives and the romanticism of travel by rail. The resulting book is a dynamic visual document featuring pictures of his first train journey between Paris and Zürich, taken using either a Leica III F with a single lens or with a twin-lens Rolleiflex. Groeblis working style is clearly inspired by his experience with moving images and his love of cinema.

Rene Groebli - Rail Magic

Rene Schlachter

Rene Groebli - New York 1978

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