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Two Million Miles
 In an increasingly mobile society, it's common to cross the globe many times in a single month. Journeys that might once have taken weeks, now take hours. All of this travel is a suitable metaphor for Andrew MacPherson's rise to the pinnacle of celebrity photography. He has literally traveled the world to profile the best-known people of our age; Charlize Theron, Reese Witherspoon, and George Clooney to name a few. As he's done so, he's also embarked on an artistic journey to bring something fresh and inviting to each of his Images. In this quest, he employs a multitude of varied techniques, playing with form, context and color. A note of poignancy overshadows this work. Many of the original negatives were lost in a warehouse fire. It is a testament to the strength of MacPherson's work that even scanned from magazine pages?as some of these images are?the results still radiate vitality and power....
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Flower Portraits Birthday Book: Dates to Remember Year After Year (Birthday Books)
 Deborah Schenck...
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The Black Panthers Stephen Shames, Charles E. Jones, Bobby Seale
 From the world's largest archive of Black Panther images, a nuanced portrait of a dynamic movement and a tumultuous time. In 1966, as the largely nonviolent Civil Rights movement swept through America, Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale founded the legendary Black Panther Party in Oakland, California. Revered by some and vilified by others, the party burst onto the scene with a militant vision for social change and the empowerment of African-Americans. Its methods were so controversial and polarizing that in 1968, FBI head J. Edgar Hoover described the organization as the country's greatest threat to internal security. During the height of the movement, from 1967 to 1973, photographer Stephen Shames had unprecedented access to the organization. He captured not only its public face--street demonstrations, protests and militant armed posturing--but also life behind the scenes, from private Party meetings to Bobby Seale at work on his Oakland mayoral campaign. Shames was prolific and his......
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Katlick School Glenn O'Brien
 There is something powerfully erotic about Catholic schoolgirl uniforms. The blazer and sweater, the immaculate white shirt, the pleated skirt, the knee socks and athletic shoes are the stuff of legend. It's a charming fetish, as psycho-sexually resonant as the black motorcycle jacket or the nurse's uniform. Intended to bring equal status to the student body, and to induce its wearers to behave, the uniform embodies a nascent rebellion against sexual repression. With Katlick School, Sante D'Orazio has produced a witty visual narrative of flirtation, starring a beautiful Latina schoolgirl named Kat. She holds her notebook like a shield to ward off advances. But with her skirt hiked up and snaps-not buttons-on her shirt, there's a hint of come-hither. We soon discover that the pleated skirt conceals "Snoopy" bikini underwear and a tattoo. Kat is willing to trade her trainers for thigh-high spike heeled boots-and as the fantasy unfolds-we get to see her entirely out of uniform. Obviously......
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Dude Ranches of the American West David R. Stoecklein
 David Stoecklein's latest book showcases more than twenty-five dude ranches across the American West. Each ranch has a rich history and a family heritage that goes back many years. The photographer captures the spirit of each one. The genuine, personal Western hospitality that has helped ranch guests feel a part of the ranch family since the late 1880s shines through in these images. All of the ranches are in amazing settings and most are quite remote. This gorgeous book allows the reader a glimpse into the dude ranching industry and all it has to offer....
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Growing Season: The Life of a Migrant Community
 David Hassler...
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Lake Geneva: Life at the Water's Edge Michael Keefe
 Renowned for its historic mansions, posh resorts, and deep blue waters, Lake Geneva—a haven for Chicago's movers and shakers since the Great Fire of 1871—is brought to life in this guide packed with lush images and intimate details from local residents. Featuring tours of lakeshore homes, engaging profiles, and insights into the local scene—from small-town charm and spectacular celebrations to world-class competitions in sailing and ice-boating—both historical facts and modern details are provided. This beautiful photographic keepsake for tourists, residents, and summer vacationers encapsulates the aura and essence of this cozy city....
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Wedding Photographer's Handbook Bill Hurter
 Successful wedding photographers have to master all different types of coverage, perform under pressure, and work in an extremely limited time frame. Every step of the process is examined in-depth in this manual written for professionals by a professional—from selecting equipment, attracting clients, and framing shots, to the final creation of the wedding album and the revolutionary changes made possible by digital photography. All of the events of a wedding ceremony and reception are covered, with handy advice on getting the best shot for each one....
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World War I in Photographs
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Ohio: Then & Now (Then & Now (Westcliffe))
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The Male Ideal: Lon of New York and the Masculine Physique
 Long before Bruce Weber or Herb Ritts picked up a camera, there was a photographer whose images glorified the male nude. But Alonzo Hanagan, better known as Lon of New York, was working during the 1940s and 1950s, when images of the male nude were not just illicit but illegal. Twice, his studio was raided and his negatives destroyed by police. Many of the images in this book thus exist only as prints purchased by collectors at the time. Now, for the first time in more than forty years, these photos are published in one comprehensive collection that recovers this lost body of work. Suffused with a coy playfulness and a naA?ve vulnerability, these erotic images of men evoke a time of greater innocence but also of greater suppression, revealing much about gay history and the history of photography....
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Surfing Photographs from the Seventies Taken by Jeff Divine Jeff Divine
 As a teenager taking pictures of fellow surfers in 1960s La Jolla, Jeff Divine got to know the original alternative sport before the X-Games were even a gleam in a producerAs eye. Through this rare collection of photographs from the momentous decade that followed, he conveys the feeling of being on the beach in its most creative era, being present at the inception of a subculture too large and photogenic to stay down long. The style, the athleticism and the escapism in these images will be familiar to those with even a lazy eye on pop culture: surfing is on the rise again. Of its first time around, Divine says, A¬Yes, I had long hair. And Pendletons, Mexican wedding shirts, bell bottoms, Wallabies, Zig Zags and tuna, wheat bread, and sprouts in the fridge. Santana, The Dead, Jesse Colin Young, Steppenwolf, Moby Grape, The Stones, Beatles and Clifton Chenier on the stereo. Hippie seamstresses made us custom shirts with embroidered necks and coconut buttons. I had a beaded curtain......
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Начало
Two Million Miles. Книги.
Махачкала, Ангарск, Хасавюрт, Владивосток, Великие Луки, Москв, Орёл, Старый Оскол, Сызрань, Северск, Сочи, Киселёвск, Новокуйбышевск, Новочебоксарск, Люберцы, Южно-Сахалинск, Октябрьский, Тамбов,
Эротика| Классический зарубежный детектив| Педагогика| Дорожные фильмы (road movies)| Водный транспорт. Судостроение| Оружие| География| Оригами (Бумага для поделок)| Мемуары. Биографии|
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