In Photography There Are No Unexplained Shadows McDermott & McGough was always inclined to create

was always inclined to create a foreboding sense of unease

This beautiful 25th-anniversary hardcover edition has been redesigned in the same size as the diary that eventually became this book

this major new book focuses on the fashion photography of Viviane Sassen

Daniel Reuter offers with History of the Visit a book both simple and elaborate

photography has had a slippery relation to truth: even the most ‘objective’ portraits will necessarily involve decisions relating to location

In Photography There Are No Unexplained Shadows McDermott & McGough was always inclined to createFirst edition of 'In Photography There Are No Unexplained Shadows' by August Sander. First impression. Medium format hardback in fine condition. About Published as a companion to the British National Portrait Gallery's exhibition, August Sander is the only currently in print comprehensive monograph on the artist. Sander's complex portraits of German citizens, taken between the wars, were intended as a national portrait, but the breadth of his vision