Ansel Adams recounts the situations surrounding the making of his photographs and the methods he used in their realization. Each image is accompanied by a text that studies the technical and aesthetic problems presented by the subject, and includes reminiscences of the places and people involved.

A classic collection of portfolios, personally selected by Ansel Adams, newly re-issued in paperback.

Between 1954 and her suicide in 1971 Diane Arbus took some 150,000 photographs. She was the daughter of an upper middle class Jewish family that owned a Fifth Avenue clothing store. Her posthumous retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1972.

A guide to various aspects of photography, from pre-capture to output. Suitable for photographers who want to understand the principles behind photography and how to create great images, this book teaches how images are formed and how to control what you capture; and the best camera and lens type for your work.

Stephen Shore took colour photography beyond the domain of advertising and fashion, and his large-format American landscapes have become a vital photographic tradition over the past three decades. This book contains previously unpublished work that has never been exhibited.

One of photography's most original artist examines the celebrites of her time in a remarkable collection of portraits in this reissue.