Novedades del último mes en libros de Fotografos

Esta magnífica obra reúne 41 conversaciones que Henri Cartier-Bresson mantuvo a lo largo de su carrera entre 1951 y 2003. Algunas de ellas inéditas, las entrevistas con este excepcional artista y pensador ponende manifiesto su espiritu refinado y provocador mas inclinado a evocar la pintura o la literatura que la fotografia pura y duray nos ofrecen las claves para comprender su enfoque estetico y la evolucion de supensamiento sobre la fotografia y su relacion con el cine, el dibujo y la pintura.Ilustrado con una seleccion de sus fotografias y dibujos, estos textos nos abren una nueva e iluminadora perspectiva a la hora de acercarnos a la vida y la obra de uno de los grandes referentes de la fotografia dela segunda mitad del siglo xx.

Libro dedicado al fotógrafo Javier Campano, con textos de Juan Antonio Bayona, Juan Cavestany y Elsa Fernández-Santos. Recoge su mirada urbana y poética sobre Madrid.

Tom captured the times the lows and the many highs and shared them all with us documenting encouraging and capturing a real authentic timeline of fantastic pictures This is the inside story of The Charlatans told through the lens of legendary photographer Tom Sheehan and the words of the band s frontman Tim Burgess More than 250 of Sheehan s photographs blending iconic shots with those seen here for the first time are accompanied by moving and insightful text from Burgess sharing his memories of a band at the very height of their powers Covering a decade of the band s story the book captures recording sessions live performances cover shoots tours and intimate moments snatched backstage and around the world Beautifully presented in a cloth bound hardback this book is a stunning visual history of The Charlatans one of the defining bands of a generation

A breathtaking new book from the 1 bestselling author of Humans of New York and one of the great storytellers of our time Dear New York is a love letter to the streets stories and souls that define the heart of the city and its people Creator of the global sensation Humans of New York and author of four 1 New York Times bestsellers Brandon Stanton has shown us a unique side of our communities our neighbours and ourselves Now he takes us further and deeper than he s ever gone before Opening with a deeply moving prologue that reads like a train ride through the city the book expands into nearly five hundred full colour pages of portraits and stories from every corner of the city With more than 75 percent of the photographs and stories in Dear New York never having been published before there s a new discovery on every page

Obra artística de Itziar Guzmán y Andrea Aguilar que combina fotografía y reflexión sobre el espacio doméstico y el invernadero como metáfora de lo íntimo.

* A memoir created in pictures: over two hundred photos linked and underpinned not in chronological order but shown in a cinematographic sequence and rhythm. As well as the photos, the author includes his memories and the experiences he gained when he took them, without boasting or telling unlikely stories. A book open in all directions, unprejudiced and with no other aim than to capture life itself. Antoni Bernad began to work as a graphic artist when he was fifteen but he soon realised that his world was made of images and without knowing how to swim, he launched himself into the deep end hoping that his passion would serve as a lifebelt. This passion and a stubborn will have led him to be now recognised as one of the great photographers. People such as Dali, Paloma Picasso, Horst, David Hockney, Tapies, Catala Roca, Manolo Blahnik, Joan Miro, Merce Rodoreda or Ryszard Kapuscinski have posed in front of his camera. In his portraits he always strives to reach the person s soul and reflect their most intimate emotions. Now that the abuse of imagery has become a burden, this book allows us to judge Bernad s work with perspective and to underline its worth: authenticity, without sliding into sensationalist artifice or fleeting fashions. It is the work, in short, of a contempora

* Un libro de memorias hecho de imágenes: más de doscientas fotografías que se enlazan y apuntalan sin orden cronológico y que se nos muestran con secuencia y ritmo cinematográfico. Además de las fotografias, el autor acompaña sus imagenes de recuerdos y experiencias obtenidas a la hora de hacerlas, sin colgarse medallas ni contar historias poco creibles. Un libro que se abre en todas direcciones, sin prejuicios ni otro proposito que el de captar la vida. Antoni Bernad empezo a trabajar como grafista a los quince años, pero pronto se dio cuenta de que su mundo era la imagen, y sin saber nadar se lanzo a la piscina con la esperanza de que su pasion le sirviera de flotador. Esta pasion, y una obstinada voluntad, han hecho que hoy sea reconocido como uno de los grandes de la fotografia. Por delante de su camara han pasado personajes como Dali, Paloma Picasso, Horst, David Hockney, Tapies, Catala Roca, Manolo Blahnik, Joan Miro, Merce Rodoreda o Ryszard Kapuscinski... En sus retratos siempre intenta llegar al alma y reflejar las emociones mas intimas. Ahora que el abuso de la imagen se ha convertido en un castigo, este libro nos permite juzgar la obra de Bernad en perspectiva y destacar sus valores: autentica, sin caer en artificios sensacionalistas ni modas pasajeras. La obra, en definitiva, de un clasico contemporaneo. on textos de Antoni Llena y Josep Casamartina i Parassols