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The bestselling behind-the-scenes look at the career of the legendary photographer - now in a new, compact formatNow in paperback and re-sized for easy reading, Steve McCurry Untold is the only book to tell the fascinating stories behind McCurry''s most iconic photographs. It explores the travels, methods, and magic that gave birth to his evocative images, delving deep into the true stories behind McCurry''s most important assignments for National Geographic and beyond - including his reunion with the now-legendary ''Afghan Girl''. Each story includes McCurry''s first-hand account alongside specially commissioned essays, ephemera, and personal photographs from his private archive.Featuring beautiful reproductions of McCurry''s photographs spanning a broad range of themes and subjects and ephemera such as snapshots, journal extracts, maps, and newspaper clippings, Steve McCurry Untold is a living biography of one of the most imaginative documentary photographers working today.More than 50,000 copies of the hardback edition sold worldwide, it was translated into seven languages and became an international bestseller.

En Animals descubrimos una nueva faceta del famoso fotógrafo, que explora con perspicacia la compleja relación de los animales con los humanos y el medio ambiente.La ternura abunda, especialmente en escenas de perros callejeros que duermen apaciblemente junto a una persona. Pero tambien hay una especie de soledad esencial, visible en animales que no pertenecen a nadie y que deambulan por la vida sin otra cosa que sus instintos de supervivencia como guia. Ante nosotros transitan camellos atrapados en el fuego cruzado durante la primera guerra del Golfo; un pastor del norte de Pakistan que alimenta con delicadeza a sus cabras; perros acicalados en Beverly Hills; carreras de caballos en una azotea de Hong Kong; elefantes en Tailandia, y mas imagenes seleccionadas por McCurry de sus extensos archivos.El objetivo de McCurry desvela su aprecio por la belleza y dignidad silenciosa de todas las criaturas. Esta coleccion caleidoscopica es un hermoso cuaderno de viaje y un conmovedor homenaje a las criaturas con las que compartimos nuestro planeta.

-Steve McCurry Untold es el primer libro que nos ofrece una visión del método de trabajo de Steve McCurry, uno de los más grandes y temerarios creadores de imágenes de nuestros tiempo -Presentamos 14 de las mejores series de McCurry realizadas en los ulti

Un homenaje a la lectura a través de las lentes de uno de los fotógrafos más queridos del mundo. Viejos y jóvenes, ricos y pobres, todo el mundo lee, ya sean textos religiosos o profanos. Es ese instante intimo con el libro lo que ha captado Steve McCurry en esta coleccion de fotografias, tomadas a lo largo de mas de 40 años de carrera y que conforman un homenaje al increible poder de la palabra escrita. Con prologo del escritor de literatura de viajes y novelista Paul Theroux, autor de La costa de los mosquitos, El gran bazar del ferrocarril y El ultimo tren a la zona verde. Steve McCurry publica libros en Phaidon desde hace 20 años

Nueva edición ampliada y actualizada del clásico de 1999. Incluye 70 nuevas fotografías que convierten a este libro en el más amplio estudio de los retratos de McCurry • Incluye el mundialmente famo

Anthony BannonPrimera monografía del fotógrafo estadounidense de Magnum Steve McCurry (n.1950), que aborda todas las facetas de su obra.Las fotografías de McCurry captan el género humano en la mejor tradicional documental y trascienden los limites del idioma y la cultura; tambien ha cubierto zonas asoladas por conflictos internacionales, desde la guerra de ran-Iraq hasta la del Golfo, pasando por BeirutLas memorables imagenes de McCurry, que goza de prestigio internacional por sus evocadoras fotografias en color, se conocen sobre todo a traves de su colaboracion con la revista Natoinal GeographicIlustra la evolucion de la fotografia de McCurry a traves de 55 fotografias presentadas cronologicamenteLa intoduccion y los comentarios de las fotografias a cargo de Anthony Bannon contextualizan la vida y la obra de McCurry en la historia de la fotografia

Awarding-winning photographer Tim Flach has built an exceptional reputation for creating compelling images of animals that captivate and enthrall photography buffs and animal lovers alike. His commissions include such world-renowned publications as National Geographic and The Sunday Times. He combines artistic originality with an intuitive genius for capturing every creature's distinctive quirks and traits. As he puts it himself, his work explores "how we shape nature and how it shapes us." In doing so, we see how our perception affects the reality all around us-highlighting the deep bond we share with other members of the animal kingdom

In 1975, the young Parisian photographer Brigitte Lacombe met Donald Sutherland and Dustin Hoffman at the Cannes Film Festival; these new acquaintances would go on to open doors for her. That same year she was hired as a photographer for the filming of Fellini's Casanova. Since then, Lacombe's famous images have reflected a who's who of Hollywood cinema. This collection spans a masterfully choreographed array of photographs Lacombe took-all the way from the sets of 1970s cinema classics to film milestones of the new millennium, including Alan J. Pakula's All the President's Men, Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York, and Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds. Conveying a certain intimacy without unmasking any mystery, Lacombe's images capture classical beauty in a way that is fresh and exciting.

Robert Lebeck excels at capturing complex stories in deceptively simple compositions. Internationally recognized for his photojournalism and portraits of figures in the arts and culture, he is a master of interacting with his subjects in a playful manner that encourages them to open uprevealing both the public figure and the hidden private emotions. While being candid, he never sought to shock or make his subjects uncomfortablein doing so, he earned their lasting trust. They in turn granted him images that are iconic and highly personal like his portraits of personalities such as Willy Brandt, Alfred Hitchcock, or Maria Callas. It might be said that it is hard to define Lebecks style. Hes not known for stylistic shortcuts or repetitive gimmicks. Perhaps his greatest accomplishment is the unique and careful approach he brings to all of his work.A worthy tribute to a masterful photographic storytellerA key figure in post-war European photography

This portfolio showcases the legendary Herb Ritts, probably the greatest master of celebrity and beauty photography. Until his death in 2002, the Californian genius created and developed an iconic brand of glamour across the worlds of both editorial and advertising. His trademark groundbreaking approach is still the standard to which others aspire. Indeed, it is his images of world stars and models that best captured style at the end of the 20th century. With an understanding for the architectural quality of true beauty, Ritts conveys its structure, its texture--and its explosive impact. The Stern Fotografie volume features the best--some unpublished--portraits of those whom Herb Ritts immortalized.

A wide-ranging collection of images by renowned photographer Robert Polidori is showcased to great effect in this Stern Portfolio. Haunting cityscapes of Shanghai and Brasilia are included, along with photographs that reveal the social life beneath the patina of Havana's old quarter and imbue the city with its distinctive identity. Also included are Polidori's disturbing yet stunning pictures from the abandoned region around Chernobyl 15 years after the nuclear plant was destroyed there. By contrast, the chapter on Versailles highlights the restoration of faded aristocratic elegance.On the surface, this Canadian-born, New York-based photographer's subjects are buildings but his real interest is habitat. He focuses his camera on the remnants and traces of the living he finds left in backrooms, in solitary corridors, and worn on naked facades to set up surprising contrasts and unique perspectives. In doing so, he succeeds in capturing the true essence of a place and, in his masterful compositions the inner lives of people and their memories spring to life and unfold before our eyes.

This collection pays tribute to top fashion and celebrity photographer, Mario Sorrenti. Born in Italy, he moved to New York when he was ten. His unique style blends Euro glamour and NYC chic. Sorrenti shot to stellar fame in the early 90s due to a daring

Yousuf Karsh (1908-2002) made some of the most iconic photography of his age. His wry portrait of Winston Churchill lingers in the minds eye like few others. Though prolific, for him there could be no shortcuts. His probing images reveal deeper truths, a

Alison Jackson''s staged realism toys with our voyeuristic and fame-fueled fantasies. Her mockumentary approach uses look-alikes to create elaborate imaginary scenes of famous people. Cheeky and often shocking, her fabulously fake scenarios question the levels of reality present in our media-saturated existences. Along the way, she challenges us to question how much of what we know (or think we know) about well-known fi gures can actually be true: Could it all really be a deluded projection of our own mundane lives? Is loneliness and disconnection at the heart of wanting to come close to our famous "friends?" Why are we so curious about people we''ll probably never meet--whose whole existence might just be a carefully constructed performance?

Nadav Kander''s work is a varied interplay of influences. His restrained and articulate compositions have a clarity and calm that draw the viewer into zen-like states. The London-based photographer''s exceptional talent has been rewarded with major success, and his work is featured in the Sunday Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, and Esquire among other publications. His unique skill is especially manifest in his spare and muted landscapes and his straight portraits. The Yangtze, The Long River work was awarded the second Prix Pictet. His Obama''s People feature--which he created for The New York Times Magazine in 2009-- have a haunting complexity few contemporary photographers could equal.