Contemporary Fashion Photographers

Cover:

Photographers:


Page 17: Jean-Francois Carly


Page 30 & 31 Timothy Barnes

David Slijper


Page 52: Fergus Padel


Page 62: Klaus Thymann


Page 66: Lukas Wassmann

Felix Larher
Christiane Wohler
Kai Junemann
Kevin Mackintosh
Andrew Burmeister
Mel Bles
John Akehurst
Dirk Seidenschwan
Carlotta Manaigo
Anoush Abrar & Aimee Hoving
Magda Wunsche
Pierre Winther
Anuschka Blommers & Niels Schumm
Albert Watson
Jens Schmidt
Alex Salinas
Norbert Schoerner
Timur Celikdag
Giampaolo Sgura
Jennifer Tzar
Sarah Maurer
Josh Olins
Olivia Fremineau
Phil Knott
Dennis Schoenberg
Nicolas Wagner
Bruno Fournier
Ben Rayner
Philippe Biancotto
Sven Banziger
Mark Squires
David Roemer
Laura Sciacovelli
Andrew Yee
Nicolas Hidiro Glou
Bernd Preiml
Steven Lyon
Matthieu Deluc
Wendy Bevan
Lee Strickland
Ryan Pfluger
Thierry Le Goues
Damien Blottiere
Philip Gay

Fifty contemporary, cutting-edge photo-graphers open our eyes to the magical artificiality embraced by fashion photography today: chronicling the very processes of fashion, fashion photography is like fashion itself - it celebrates the immediate, the frivolous and the ephemeral. The striking images in this book playfully flirt with superficiality as readily as they take on the more established aesthetic conventions of art photography. Ingrained with paradox and contradiction fashion photography mirrors the moods and desires of the moment. And more: self-referential as it is by nature, it is able to appeal not only to the eye, but also to the mind, questioning the very limits of desire, meaning and representation. Frivolously fabulous fashion at its best.
Daab
27 x 29 cm
10,5 x 11,5 in.
500 pages hardcover
text in english german french spanish italian
ISBN 978-3-86654-077-4

PRIVATE n.44

cover: (photo) Francesco Zizola, Wars Water and Other Stories


Page 08-09: (photo) Jan Grarup, A Silent Genocide


Page 22-23: (photo) Yuri Kozyrev, War six years after


Page 24-25: (photo) Philip Blenkinsop, Hmong


Page 34-35: (photo) Kadir van Lohuizen, The Nenets


Page 42-43: (photo) Pep Bonet, The Cult of San Lazarob


Page 52-53: (photo) Stanley Greene, Road to Ruin


Page 62-63: (photo) Samantha Appleton, Proxy War


Page 70-71: (photo) Jon Lowenstein, Shadow Lives


Page 74-75: (photo) Francesco Zizola, Wars Water and Other Stories


Noor is an Arabic word that means "light". Only a year and a half ago, at a critical juncture for photojournalism, a highly talented, extremely motivated, and very creative group of international photographers decided to join together with "light" in their collective mind.
[…] The goal of the photo agency Noor is to produce, publish, and exhibit long term visual projects on topics of human concerns to a broad international audience while maintaining the dignity of the subjects.

PRIVATE 44
Spring 2009
Publisher
Oriano Sportelli
Photo Editor
Véronique Poczobut
Contributing editor
Alessio Zanelli
Webmaster
Raffaele Valerio
Special Thanks
Claudia Hinterseer
Jane North
MaryAnne Golon
Matthew Soltesz
Stuart Matthews.

Fotografia w modzie - Magdalene Keansey

Okładka i strona 148: Bloom, Solve Sundsbo, Zdjęcie opublikowane w "V", wiosna 2004


Strona 23: Lily Cole, John Akehurst, Zdjęcie opublikowane w chińskim "Vogue", kwiecień 2006



Strona 33: Crinieres, Richard Bush, zdjęcie opublikowane w "Numero", kwiecień 2004



Strona 47: Elson Street, Elaine Constantine, Zdjęcie zrobione na zlecenie "Pop", 2005


Strona 66: Aria, Warren Du Preez i Nick Thornton Jones, Zdjęcie opublikowane w "Air" - specjalnym wydaniu magazynu "BIG" w 2006 roku



Strona 112: Cate Shines, Alexi Lubomirski, Zdjęcie opublikowane w "Harper's Bazaar", sierpień 2005


Strona 124: Yield to the Night, Toby McFarlan Pond, Zdjęcie opublikowane w "Pop", jesień/zima 2004


Strona 144: Bloom, Solve Sundsbo, Zdjęcie opublikowane w "V", wiosna 2004


wydawnictwo ABE Dom Wydawniczy
tytuł oryginalny: Fashion & Advertising
wydanie 2008 r.
ISBN: 978-83-613-8036-8
Format: 25.5x25.5cm, 176 stron
Oprawa: Twarda

Martin Parr - JGS: Witness Number Three

Cover: Martin Parr - Basel Art Fair, 1997


Page 50 & 51: Martin Parr


Page 58: Martin Parr - Basel Art Fair, 1997. Page 59: Martin Parr - Baltic Mills Gallery, 2002


Page 30&31: Kohei Yoshiyuki - The Park, 1971

Publisher's Description

Martin Parr is the subject and guest-editor of Witness Number 3, the successful new series published by JGS, Inc and distributed by Nazraeli Press. For his contribution to the series - in which one artist is selected for each volume to present their own work as well as work by other artists - Parr unleashes his scorching humor in the series, 'Art World,' photographs made at art gallery and museum openings which reveal more about the art world than some may be comfortable with. This highly entertaining body of work is tempered by the somewhat gentler look at Sri Lanka, made in collaboration with Susie Parr, called 'Little England.' Together, Martin Parr's photographs and Susie Parr's text create a verbal and visual snapshop of Nuwara Eliya, a hill town lying some 6,000 feet above sea level in the heart of Sri Lanka. Parr rounds out his volume of Witness with a section called 'Three Ways to Make a Book,' which documents how photographers Rob Hornstra, Mark Neville, and Bart Sorgedrager were able to self-publish and distribute their own books; a presentation of portfolios by Japanes photographers Keizo Kitajama, Kohei Yoshiyuki, and OSamu Kanemura; and an interview with Parr conducted by Gerry Badger.

Publisher: Joy of Giving Something, Inc.
Distributor: Nazraeli Press, Tucson, 2007.
Page: 84 pp., 45 four-color and 15 duotone plates.,
Size: 9½x12",
ISBN: 978-1-59005-214-3

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Cover: Gauri Gill, Urban Landscapes


Page 12-13: Srinivas Kuruganti, Coal India Limited


Page 68-69: Sudharak Olwe, In search of dignity and justice

PRIVATE n.43 (Winter 2008-09)

Other side India

Whenever people talk about ‘Indian photography’ it obviously leads to a debate and discussion about how appropriate it is to term it as ‘Indian photography’ rather than ‘photography in India’.The question is: to what extent has photography in India been Indianized?
[…] The contributing photographers of this issue have addressed the complex nature of the time and space evolving around the formation of an identity through works that have crucially explored the issues of marginalization and dislocation.
[Suvendu Chatterjee]

PHOTOGRAPHERS
Arindam Mukherjee, The Dark Side of the Boom; Bijoy Chowdhury, Bandwallahs – Playing the tune for survival; Faheem Qadri, Kashmir the truth revealed; Gauri Gill, Urban Landscapes; Kushal Ray, Family Matters; Manoj Kumar Jain, Bastar; Nilayan Dutta, Rights to Health; Prabuddha Dasgupta, Myth & memory – a portrait of Catholic Goa; Prashant Panjiar, Ayodhya – In the eye of the storm; Saibal Das, Circus girls; Shantanu Mukherjee, No where to turn, Srinivas Kuruganti, Coal India Limited; Sucheta Das, A daily dose of death; Sudharak Olwe, In search of dignity and justice; Swapan Nayak, Refugees in their own Land; Zishaan Akbar Latif, The City of Bunkers.

WRITERS
Jiban Narah; Mamang Dai; Navkirat Sodhi; Rati Saxena; Savita Singh; Sukrita Paul Kumar; Suvendu Chatterjee.