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American Photography 18

American Photography 18

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Creator: American Photography
Publisher: Amilus, Inc
Category: Book

Buy New: $78.21

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Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 reviews
Sales Rank: 2046884

Media: Hardcover
Pages: 384
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.7
Dimensions (in): 12.7 x 9.5 x 1.6

ISBN: 1886212171
Dewey Decimal Number: 770
EAN: 9781886212176
ASIN: 1886212171

Publication Date: December 15, 2002
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: BRAND NEW book, PERFECT hardcover, no DJ as issued. No remainder mark, no marks of any type, no shelfwear, no defect, unread. Hundreds of color photographs. Book shipped within 2 work days from smoke-free & pet-free environment with bubble wrap & free delivery confirmation by USPS Media Mail. Thanks for purchasing with Five Star Rating seller. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Description: American Photography 18 presents the unforgettable first year of the 21st century as photographically interpreted, documented, and constructed by the best in the business. Taken as a whole, these 300 pictures--some familiar, others previously unpublished--demonstrate the ability of still images to capture the imagination as they uncover truths, create an air of mystery, and tell stories. This year's selection, chosen from thousands by a jury of publishing professionals, reveals both seasoned picture makers and talented newcomers performing creative leaps of all kinds in commercial and fine art photography. From images that iterate the human cost of conflict to pictures that capture the essence of place to portraits that parse the glamor of celebrity, this is the perfect resource on the best contemporary photographers. American Photography 18 portrays a year of innovation in a profession that consistently pushes the envelope of art, technology, and communication.


Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars STATE-OF-THE-ART PHOTOGRAPHY & DESIGN   June 4, 2002
Ronnie Lipton (Bethesda, MD United States)
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A journey through American Photography 17 will change you, as experiencing any great art will. The book contains so much to admire, amuse and inspire. You'll get an infusion of the American zeitgeist along with the inspiration and perspective to take better pictures. Viewing these 400 provocative photographs in one volume is like walking through humanity (make that "hiking"... it's an imposing book). "Hard Truths, Lush Illusions," printed on an opening spread, states it clearly.

A five-person jury of photo-industry heavyweights chose the photos in this book that supplies more than amazing images and Stefan Bucher's brilliant design. You want to hire a great photographer or just find out more about a shot? No prob... you get contact info for all of the featured fotogs. You want celebrities? They're well-represented among the photo subjects in way-out-of-the-way depictions. You want to play the "Is that Madonna?" game? You'll find a brief description of each photo in the back of the book.

The viewing/inspiring experience is enriched and enhanced by the intelligent sequencing, sizing and grouping of the photos. The images are shown big, as big as you want them. The pacing, including carefully controlled white space, transcends a book... you may feel as if you're watching a film. "Hard Truths, Lush Illusions"? They're also "unvarnished" truths, designed so the headline subtly drops out of the gloss varnish otherwise blanketing the two pages. You've got to view that as a close-up (the movie camera -- your eye -- moves closer, panning back and forth until the light hits it... there it is). On a subsequent spread, a barely perceptible "3->2->1" starts the "show." Sit back and savor it.

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