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Man’s Best Friend The world’s most beloved pet photographer turns his lens on our canine companions The world appears to be divided into cat and dog lovers, but fortunately Walter Chandoha, the 20th century’s greatest pet photographer found himself happily in the middle. He loved these intriguing creatures equally for their unique beauty and individualism, and as subjects to photograph in a career spanning over 70 years. While working on his critically acclaimed TASCHEN book Cats, Chandoha handpicked his favorite dog photos for a potential follow-up title, putting into carefully marked boxes hundreds of contact sheets, prints, and color transparencies. Chandoha sadly passed away in 2019 at the age of 98, but his legacy lives on in this dashing sequel dedicated to man’s best friend. “Walter Chandoha’s photographs of dogs are compelling not just because dogs have an inherent charm, but because the person behind the camera was a master of his craft,” writes the photography critic Jean Dykstra in the book’s introduction. We see terriers, collies, beagles, bloodhounds, poodles, small dogs, big dogs, show dogs, working dogs, and many more, featuring over 60 breeds photographed in both black-and-white and glorious Kodachrome. Spanning a 50-year period, the book is divided into six sections, and each chapter reveals Chandoha’s exceptional combination of technique, versatility, and soul. The opening chapter “In the Studio” focuses on formal portraiture; next it’s “Strike a Pose” where our canine companions ham it up for the camera; in “Out and About” they get to roam and play, often photographed with Chandoha’s own children; next it’s “Best in Show” with Chandoha using his reportage skills to capture vintage dog shows from the Mad Men era; in “Tails from the City,” the dogs are hitting the streets of mid-century New York; and in the closing chapter “Country Dogs,” it’s back to nature, the fields, and the beaches. Dogs is an unleashed photographic tribute to these lovable and loyal creatures.

An empathetic lens Robert Doisneau's eye for all things human As sensitive to human suffering as to the simple pleasures of life, Robert Doisneau is one of the most celebrated exponents of the Photographie humaniste that swept through the 1950s. Cherished in particular for his soulful portraits of Paris, Doisneau demonstrated a unique ability to find – and perfectly frame – charismatic characters, entertaining episodes, and fleeting moments of humor and affection. A summation of a spectacular career, this extensive Doisneau collection includes all his best-loved images from Paris alongside many lesser-known compositions which equally rejoice in “the ordinary gestures of ordinary people in ordinary situations.” The many quotations from the photographer throughout the volume immerse the reader in Doisneau’s thoughts and give verbal expression to the sensitivity, warmth, and wit which characterize his pictures. Through the images, we are transported to the grim suburbs of Doisneau’s youth and to the world of manual labor whose nobility he so admired. A number of color shots of the transformed suburbs of Doisneau’s childhood reveal a different, more critical eye to the master photographer. For this new monograph on all aspects of the life and oeuvre of Robert Doisneau, his longtime friend and TASCHEN author Jean Claude Gautrand had unlimited access to the extensive photo archive Atelier Robert Doisneau. The preface is by Doisneau’s daughters Francine Deroudille and Annette Doisneau.

In I Love New York, David Drebin transports us to a dream world where every moment is filled with romance and passion. This book brings together everything that makes New York so special: the vibrant atmosphere, the passionate encounters and the endless possibilities the city offers. Seductive models surrounded by the breathtaking backdrop of the metropolis tell stories that stimulate our imagination.

V dynamicky se vyvíjejícím světě naší každodennosti hrají stále významnější roli audiovizuální a digitální technologie, a to i pro děti, které do jeho nestálé a proměnlivé reality přicházejí. Jak se mají adaptovat na všudypřítomnou naléhavost digitálních obrazů? Jakým způsobem můžeme v oborovém kontextu vnímat vzdělávací potenciál experimentálních a raných filmů, digitálních her a dalších neprobádaných oblastí ponorné řeky audiovize? V publikaci je filmová a audiovizuální výchova vymezena jako nově emancipovaný obor na pomezí umělecké a pedagogické praxe, který nabízí široké možnosti uplatnění – od formálního vzdělávání a volnočasových aktivit po různá odvětví filmové kultury. Cílem textu je představit transformační procesy, od nichž by filmová a audiovizuální výchova mohla odvíjet svou didaktiku; ta sice čerpá inspiraci z dramatické a výtvarné výchovy, ale vychází při tom ze svébytných výrazových prostředků filmového umění. Publikace systematizuje oborové poznání a pojmenovává cesty, které povedou k postupnému rozvoji didaktiky a infrastruktury.

Iconic photos by Jill Furmanovsky chart the dramatic career of Oasis – on stage, backstage and in the studio – paired with exclusive commentary by Noel Gallagher Jill Furmanovsky’s unparalleled work with Oasis stretches from the end of 1994 – when the band’s debut album, Definitely Maybe, became the fastest-selling debut album in British chart history at the time – to their last tense shows in 2009, which culminated in their split. Jill was given unprecedented access to countless worldwide performances and many recording sessions. In this beautiful volume, overseen and edited by Noel Gallagher, award-winner Furmanovsky presents classic highlights and unseen images from her complete Oasis archive, which she describes as her best body of work, as well as insightful observations taken from notes she made at the time. Organized chronologically, the book depicts more than 500 photographs, contact sheets and sequenced film strips of the band on stage, backstage, on the road, in the studio and behind the scenes. Jill captured the drama of the band’s lifestyle during the 1990s when, as she said, ‘they were on a comet, hanging on for dear life’. The access she was given allowed closeness, and she was able to document the competitive and at times volatile relationship between Noel and Liam Gallagher up to their split in 2009, creating a poignant visual diary that is more than the sum of its parts. In this book she extends the visual story to 2025*, capturing the band in rehearsal for the upcoming reunion tour. Accompanying the images is illuminating commentary by Noel Gallagher, who relates the inside stories of the events pictured in many of the shoots and demonstrates an honest and touching relationship between band and photographer. Three essays by music journalists provide context to the band’s story, and an introduction by Jill celebrates the supreme significance of Oasis in her 50+ years photographing musicians. * Definitely…Maybe Jill Furmanovsky has photographed legendary rock musicians for more than 50 years, including Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, Blondie, The Clash, The Ramones, The Pretenders, Joy Division, Leonard Cohen, Amy Winehouse and Oasis. In 2024 she received a Lifetime Achievement award from Amateur Photography magazine; the Legend of the year award from So.Co for Image of Music Awards; and the Abbey Road ICON award. Noel Gallagher is the primary songwriter, lead guitarist and co-lead vocalist of Oasis, the band that defined the era of Cool Britannia. In August 1994 Oasis’s first album, Definitely Maybe, entered the UK charts at number one and received widespread critical and commercial success, as did their next two albums, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? (1995) and Be Here Now (1997). The band split in 2009 but are reforming for a worldwide tour in 2025. ‘It’s been an honour to have been associated with her for 30 years’ Noel Gallagher ‘The iconic images by Furmanovsky capture the glorious madness of it all’ Rolling Stone ‘If you look at her Oasis photographs it is one of the great essays in the history of photography’ Gail Buckland, author, curator, photo-historian

Surveying forty years of news photography at Reuters, this publication captures the very best of photojournalism, bringing together pictures and texts to tell the stories behind iconic news imagery. Founded in London in 1851, Reuters mission is to present to the world the news that matters. Its photographers deliver over 1,500,000 photographs every year, priding themselves on being first on the scene. For close to four decades, Reuters photographers have captured evocative images to document events at speed. They have received numerous awards over that time, including a 2024 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography of the Israel-Hamas war. Extensively illustrated with around 500 photographs, and divided by decades starting from the 1980s, In the Moment weaves together timelines and stories offering a visual account of 40 years of Reuters photography. Reuters photographers dedicate themselves to covering major news events around the world, often at enormous personal sacrifice. At a time when trust in journalism is eroding, their role is more important than ever. This timely publication draws on revelatory first-person texts from the photographers themselves, capturing not simply life behind the lens, but what it means to bear witness to history. Offering an unrivalled insight into the workings of an agency that has long been at the centre of global events, In the Moment is a testament to the power and value of news photography.

Step behind the curtain of The Rocky Horror Picture Show with photographer Mick Rock in his one-of-a-kind collection of rarely seen photographs. Known as 'the man who shot the seventies', Mick Rock had exclusive access to the set during the original filming of the now-iconic 1975 movie - and for its 50th anniversary, his personal archive is wide open. This stunning volume captures the raw, behind-the-scenes magic of a film that would go on to become a cultural phenomenon. From candid moments with Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Richard O'Brien to intimate shots of the cast between takes, every page offers a glimpse into the bold, bizarre and beautiful world of Rocky Horror as it was being brought to life. Featuring hundreds of images plus personal commentary and stories from the cast, crew and celebrity fans, this book is a must-have for fans of the film, photography lovers and pop culture enthusiasts alike. Each photo drips with glam, grit and the rebellious spirit that made Rocky Horror a revolution in sequins. Whether you're a devoted fan or a Time Warp virgin, Mick Rock's Rocky Horror is your VIP pass to one of the most legendary productions in movie history.

An unflinching exploration of aging from one of the twentieth century's most influential photographers For more than half a century, Richard Avedon sought to represent advancing age in the faces of the people he photographed. From his earliest years at Harper's Bazaar and Vogue through to the twenty-first century, Avedon routinely and audaciously broke the rule of flattering public personalities in his portraits. Instead, he chose to highlight the onslaught of what he called the "avalanche of age," dramatizing the universal experience of getting older. Accompanying a groundbreaking exhibition at The Image Centre at Toronto Metropolitan University and The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Immortal is the first book to delve into Avedon's unflinching representation of aging throughout his career. This elegant hardcover volume features nearly 100 portraits of cultural luminaries, each printed in striking tritone, such as Michelangelo Antonioni, Truman Capote, Marcel Duchamp, Duke Ellington, Toni Morrison, Patti Smith, and Stephen Sondheim, as well as one of Avedon's last self-portraits. Texts by a star-studded cohort of authors, including Vince Aletti, Adam Gopnik, Paul Roth, and Gaëlle Morel, shed new light on an under-represented element of Avedon's practice. Thoughtfully edited and beautifully produced, Immortal testifies emphatically to the determination with which people confront the relentless advance of mortality.

An updated edition of the pioneering study in the acclaimed World of Art series, this classic book surveys a full century of performance art, from the Futurist manifesto of 1909 through the second decade of the new millennium. Performance Art is a pioneering history of one of the most important art forms to emerge in modern times. Now in its fourth edition, it has been completely updated to reflect on performance in an age where digital technologies are increasingly dominant, and where live art stands out as an antidote to the overwhelming effects of our media world. Renowned art historian and curator RoseLee Goldberg explains the worldwide phenomenon of performance art, and outlines developments in the medium up to and within the second decade of the twenty-first century. The astonishing increase in the number of works testifies to the significance of the medium for new generations of artists entering the global conversation of art and culture and for articulating ‘difference’. Matthew Barney, Tania Bruguera, Nikhil Chopra, Nicholas Hlobo, Zhang Huan, Anne Imhof and Rashid Johnson are among the many artists whose work can now be seen in the context of innovators in the field, from the Futurists and Dadaists to Yves Klein, Marina Abramovic and Laurie Anderson.

Jak se cestovalo v dobách, kdy byla turistika teprve v plenkách? Ve kterém českém městě se rozjela první koňská tramvaj? A jak vypadaly počátky výletních plaveb po Vltavě a Labi? Dobové fotografie ze Sbírky Scheufler vás zavedou na cestu časem, od velocipedů a dostavníků přes koňská spřežení a železnice až po první elektrické tramvaje a motorová vozidla. Unikátní snímky doprovází vyprávění o okolnostech vzniku a historii fotografií. Publikace navazuje na oblíbené knihy Praha za císaře pána, Lázně za císaře pána, Krkonoše za císaře pána, Pivo za císaře pána, Šumava za císaře pána a Folklor za císaře pána.

Looking at art is good for you. Slow Looking: The Art of Nature explores a whole new way of thinking about art – inviting the viewer to contemplate artworks of land, water and sky for inspiration and to better understand the world around us. Slow Looking: The Art of Nature takes readers on a meditative journey from fields, mountains, forest and glaciers to lakes, ponds, waterfalls and rivers and on to sunrises, rainbows, comets, clouds, constellations and so much more. This guided observation of nature offers a whole new way of contemplating the world – all through the medium of art. This beautiful book brings together artworks that explore our deep-rooted connection to nature – from Georgia O’Keeffe’s seashells to Van Gogh’s olive trees and ancient Egyptian carvings. With each pairing, Meehan encourages us to notice more, look closer and find calm in the beauty and power of the natural world, from volcanoes and tempestuous seas to shimmering forests and shooting stars. Slow Looking is a gentle reminder of the joy that can be found in paying attention, and how much nature continues to inspire, soothe and ground us. With essay contributions from Harriet Baker, Lizzie Marx, Miya Tokumitsu and Alice Vincent.

“A Ranch Year-Cowboys of the West” is not just a book of photographs - it is an emotional journey through rugged Wyoming, visually documented by French photographer Isabelle Arnon. Her book shows the authentic life of today's cowboys and cowgirls, who live off the beaten tourist track in the untouched nature of the American West and do their hard work every day. The photographs offer a rare glimpse into ranch culture and the everlasting beauty of the landscape, characterized by the majestic Big Horn Mountains and vast prairies. Arnon, an avid horse photographer, spent several years in Wyoming and Montana capturing the ranchers' lives in black and white fine art photography. Her impressive images tell more than just isolated stories - they reveal the deep connection between people, animals and nature that the photographer encountered there. Through her years of experience, Isabelle Arnon was able to capture moments that take the viewer right into the heart of the American West, touchingly real and yet cool at the same time. “A Ranch Year-Cowboys of the West” is a tribute to a unique culture deeply rooted in the traditions of the Wild West and provides an intimate insight into life on a ranch - far removed from clichés, but always genuine and fascinating. An illustrated book that is indispensable for photography and nature lovers alike.

Golf is more than just a sport - it's a lifestyle. The revised edition of the successful illustrated book “Golf - The Ultimate Book” offers a unique insight into the fascinating world of golf. With spectacular photos and exciting stories, this book presents the most legendary players, most prestigious competitions and most impressive golf courses. The new edition, with eight additional pages, expands on the first volume from 2019 with even more exclusive resorts, prominent golfers and a special chapter on women in golf. An estimated 60 million people worldwide play golf, and the sport has long since shed its elitist reputation. More and more young people, regardless of gender and age, are spending their time on the golf course. It is the perfect combination of social interaction, sporting competition and an active life in beautiful natural surroundings - usually without the usual time pressure. Thanks in no small part to the discipline's return at the 2016 Olympic Games and the popularity of superstars such as Tiger Woods and celebrities like Justin Timberlake and Catherine Zeta-Jones, the sport has lost its outdated image. But even today, golf remains a symbol of style, elegance and sophistication. “Golf - The Ultimate Book” not only presents historic golf clubs such as the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, but also breathtaking new golf destinations worldwide - from alpine golf courses to resorts on picturesque beaches. In addition to the best golf courses and resorts, the book also provides insights into the stories of prominent players, cheats and fascinating personalities from the world of golf. An absolute highlight of this edition is the chapter on women in golf, which recognizes the growing role of women in the sport and celebrates their extraordinary successes. Bestselling author Stefan Maiwald provides exciting stories and editor Peter Feierabend provides the atmospheric photographs that make this work a unique experience

"Life has put you somewhere you need to be. It's up to you to be ready to take your shot." In his own words, NBA Champion Stephen Curry shares his transformative philosophy of success. Centered on intentional preparation, constant improvement, creativity, connection, mindfulness, and joy - drawn from the most important and revealing moments of his life's journey and delivered in his incomparable voice and style. Shot Ready is beautifully designed with over 100 stunning photographs, the vast majority of which have never been seen before. A rare look into the mindset of a champion, it is a masterclass in unlocking your potential, straight from the greatest shooter of all time.

This illustrated book takes you on the legendary journeys of the Voyager probes, which set off into the infinite vastness of the universe from 1977 onward. Experience great discoveries in our solar system in never-before-published images, spectacular scenes of the planets Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune in vivid colours. Voyager is not only a visual celebration of scientific achievement, but also an invitation to explore the big questions of life. With each page, the inextricable link between humanity and the universe becomes more visible. The intelligent combination of scientific information, high-quality photographs and personal accounts from Dr Garry Hunt - a member of the Voyager Imaging Team - offers you insights into the technology of astrophotography and the many challenges the scientists faced. This collection of knowledge and visual art will not only make you think, but will immerse you deeply in humanity's search for answers about our existence.

Discover “Apollo: VII - XVII, Revised Edition”, a unique illustrated book that impressively documents the legacy of the Apollo missions. This book, with its long-awaited, expanded and completely revised new edition, offers unprecedented perspectives and is an ideal gift for art and history lovers. The volume presents previously unpublished photographic material from the deep archives of NASA. Carefully selected from over 27,000 photographs taken by the astronauts of the Apollo missions, it features 225 outstanding images. Authors Floris Heyne, Joel Meter, Simon Phillipson and Delano Steenmeijer have curated with attention to detail to delight every photography enthusiast and history buff. Two detailed forewords by Walter Cunningham, the pilot of Apollo 7, and Rusty Schweickart, pilot of the Apollo 9 lunar module, give this work a personal touch. They offer exclusive insights into the most glorious days in space history, including the historic moon landing. Their stories make this book an indispensable companion for anyone who wants to relive what may be the most significant event of the 20th century. “Apollo: VII - XVII, Revised Edition” is more than an ordinary book; it is a luxurious coffee table book that captivates not only for its aesthetic photographs, but also for its cultural relevance. It invites readers to think beyond the boundaries of Earth and rediscover the fascinating allure of the Apollo missions. Experience the incomparable fascination of space travel in an illustrated book full of exclusivity and contemporary history. Let the breathtaking quality and vivid documentation of the Apollo missions transport you to other worlds and feel the magic of the moon, where space travel has always been aimed. This book not only offers deeper insights into NASA's missions, but also takes you to the limits of our imagination, to the groundbreaking explorations of the moon.

After several years photographing New York City-socializing with Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O'Keeffe, Berenice Abbott and Minor White-American photographer Todd Webb moved to Paris in the late '40s and made his first negatives with an 8×10 camera. He quickly found himself having the time of his life-mingling with other artists such as Gordon Parks, Man Ray and Brassai. In his journal, Webb often worried about money and whether he could make it in Paris, but he persevered. Paris: A Love Story 1948-1952 includes never-before-published excerpts from Webb's journal and showcases 70 black and white photographs that Webb shot from 1949 to 1952 as he, in part inspired by the work of Eug?ne Atget, took to the streets to make a personal, beautiful and lasting record of postwar Paris.

A thought-provoking overview of contemporary bird photography, featuring the work of more than 50 internationally recognized photographers in an enthralling odyssey that both captures the splendour of birds and highlights the complex relationship between humans and animals Photographs of birds feature rarely in the early decades of photography: birds were too fast to be captured in flight, and could not be depicted in colour, issues that took many years to rectify. Today, however, with superb technical means at their disposal, photographers have taken to the subject with great enthusiasm, inspired by our ever-increasing understanding and appreciation of avian complexity. Aviary features the work of more than fifty internationally recognized photographers who explore our relationship with birds, questioning how we observe them and respond to their presence - and vice versa. Taking an eclectic curatorial approach, Danaé Panchaud and William A. Ewing weave together photography from the diverse fields of art, documentary, fashion, portraiture, ornithology and wildlife photography, proposing intriguing new dialogues and visual theatre between these different modes of photographic expression. Rather than being organized by field of study or species, Aviary surveys the symbiotic relationship between animals and humans through six thematic chapters imagined as 'acts' in a theatrical pageant. Both a visual celebration of the wonders of nature and a stark reminder of its fragility, Aviary presents a compelling portrait of our relationship with birds through the work of contemporary photographers such as Leila Jeffreys, Sarah Moon, Roger Ballen, Charles Fréger, Vik Muniz, Tim Flach, Viviane Sassen, Robert Clark and Nadav Kander, among many others.

Phil Penman, a master of photography and passionate chronicler of urban life, invites you on a fascinating journey of discovery through cities such as New York, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo and many more. Each picture tells its own story and allows the viewer to experience the cosmopolitan cities from a new perspective - be it dynamic scenes or thought-provoking moments. Let yourself be carried away by the genuine moments that reflect the soul of the metropolises.