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- Tiere sehen dich an
- Paul Eipper
- Piper Verlag
- 1952
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- Tiere
- Werner Bischof
- Olten Printing Studio
- 1960
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- The Widest Prairies
- Charlotte Dumas
- Oodee
- 2013
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- The Rumour
- Paul Kooiker
- Art Paper Editions
- 2020
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- The Pillar
- Stephen Gill
- Nobody Books
- 2019
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- The Pigeon Photographer
- Julius G. Neubronner
- Rorhof
- 2018
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- The Nature of Imitation
- Yola Monakhov Stockton
- Schilt Publishing
- 2015
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- The Forever Cat 1
- The Forever Cat
- The Forever Cat
- 2008
The first volume of THE FOREVER CAT, a found photo book of old photos of cats.
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- The Chosen Ones
- Hendrik Zeitler
- Journal Photobooks
- 2016
”There is nothing so expressive as the eyes of animals—especially apes—which seem objectively to mourn that they are not human.”
Theodor W. Adorno, Aesthetic Theory19 portraits, taken between 2002 and 2015 in Sweden, with an afterword, In the eyes of the Other, by Camilla Flodin.
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- The Black Cat
- The Forever Cat
- The Forever Cat
- 2021
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- The Animals
- Garry Winogrand
- The Museum of Modern Art
- 1969
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- Swarm
- Lukas Felzmann
- Lars Müller Publishers
- 2012
“The buzz word is swarm intelligence, which has acquired an unforeseen reality in the era of Facebook and Twitter. The behavior of a collective without a center has become a social phenomenon, which is not only of interest to natural scientists, but also particularly to politicians and economists.” (Peter Pfrunder in his contribution to the book) Swarm is a breathtaking photographic series exploring the flock movements of migrating birds. The photographs offer a unique view of the beauty but also the complexity and diversity of shape variations. A swarm sitting on the ground mirrors the surface of the earth like a skin, but as soon as it lifts up it becomes a fluid three-dimensional system in constant flux. This aerial ballet reveals a rhythm of upward explosion and downward, cascading movement. At times the forms seem to explode, blooming like flowers or expanding outward like fireworks. At other times they appear more stable, slowly drifting like a negative image of stellar constellations. Swarm looks up into the sky and follows flight through the dynamic landscape of streams of air.
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- Strolling in between: Deer and people on Wakakusayama hill
- Yuko Tada
- Buffalo Press
- 2018
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- Stay
- Charlotte Dumas
- 916Press
- 2016
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- Some Insects
- Terri Weifenbach
- One Picture Books
- 2010
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