Manga-strip in z-w.

Numbered edition of 1000 cpoies, this one bearing nr. 937.

Naaktfotografie in z-w door Miguel Vetrurian Arana.

Yasuji Watanabe from the trendy metropolis of Tokyo ranks among the stars of the younger generation of photographers. Though his oeuvre is in the tradition of the old master Nobuyoshi Araki, he has gone on to evolve his own unique erotic language of images. The girls in his pictures live out their erotic fantasies and obsessions in front of his camera.

Geschiedenis van de aankleding van het naakte menselijke lichaam, rijk geillustreerd in kleur en z-w.

Through exquisite illustrations, Sicily Land of Myth, offers views of the temple of Segesta, the breath-taking country side, Good Friday processions, the desolate conditions of the Baroque period in small towns and Sicily's sea, island and volcanoes. These images will drive the imagination beyond the mere surface of the photographs and into the spirit of an ancient land whose natural and architectural treasures are part of the inheritance of humanity itself.

Fotoboek met foto`s uit de jaren dertig van Joodse gemeenschappen in Oost-Europa die met de Duitse bezetting zijn verdwenen

This riveting, firsthand account of women in the world of stripping is written by a young feminist journalism major who took it all off in the name of research.

Madame Nicol’s academy for young women is a place of strict discipline and wanton desire... At Madame Nicol’s, an 18th century academy for young women, Reynard wants to win the favor of the bright and willful Juliet. Juliet, however, is only interested in Andreas, but is forced to watch him lavish his talents on others — until finally she agrees to change her ways and becomes an eager erotic participant.

For more than 100 years, National Geographic has set the standard for photographic excellence. Celebrating that tradition, this volume collects our most remarkable images in a single extraordinary book that visits every region of the world and even outer space. Some of these photos are world renowned while others have rarely been seen. Some illuminate distant cultures; others reveal the mysteries of nature. Whether you linger over an early pioneering shot or a more recent achievement, you'll find in each photograph a stunning testament to the power that pictures possess to go where words cannot. .

Text by Barry Vacker, Anne Wilkes Tucker.

In The Deep End, Damion Berger makes use of photography's ability to de-contextualize the familiar and create visual narratives, evoking a fusion of dreamlike memories and sense of childhood regression The clear, warm water of the swimming pool represents an intersection between the cultural and social pursuit of leisure, the natural element of water, and man-made space. The pool provides a place of temporary dtachment from life's everyday routine, people seem liberated and at once removed from any social reference as they float, dive, sink or swim through the water. Smuggling a camera into public pools where photography is of course prohibited. Berger was able to work without the knowledge or complicity of his subjects as he attempted to produce photographs that simultaneously rekindle memories of childhood and the joys of summer times past. Berer also wanted to subvert certain waterborne fears that often stem from childhood. Since seeing the film Jaws for the first time, the potential presence of a shark below the surface, no matter how irrational the possibility, such as in a swimming pool, has become a powerful phobia. Placing a small rubber toy shark close to the lens and altering one's perception of reality and scale, the indelible silhouette of the large dorsal fin angled towards an unsuspecting swimmer is enough to evoke dread and anxiety in us all. An intriguing mix of wonderful, artistic, but also fascinating photography, that leaves the viewer in a state of pleasant confusion.