Filed under: wepod project 0607
Lost in Photography by Waheeda Bjerkaas
In this book I am showing my collection of found photos. These photos are either found or bought at second hand shops, car boot sales or markets in London and Brighton. I collected them over a period of three months, intrigued by the condition I found them in. I was especially attracted to those photos which had hand-written text that sometimes tell a story about the picture. This led me to include both sides of the photos in the book. This is a very small collection of twenty-eight photographs but it still draws one in a world or a time where these people lived their lives. These photos are a proof of their existence and period where they lived in.
Printed: 72 pages, 6.14″ x 9.21″, perfect binding, full-colour interior ink
Publisher: Waheeda Bjerkaas
Filed under: wepod project 0607
Longanimity & decline by Jonny Cochrane
Printed: 32 pages, 6.14″ x 9.21″, saddle-stitch binding, full-colour interior ink
Publisher: Jonny Cochrane
Filed under: wepod project 0607
Shanghai Taxi by Heiki Aho
The book contains series of photographs that have been taken in Shanghai in three weeks period and all the images have also been shot from a taxi.
Filed under: wepod project 0607
40th by Abagbodi Florence
My proposal for this book is to show how Nigerian birthday party is held in London through photography and text. This is done from the perspective of a guest that is a photographer and was innvited to my 40th party.
Printed: 82 pages, 6.14″ x 9.21″, perfect binding, full-colour interior ink
Publisher: Abagbodi Florence
Filed under: wepod project 0607
Lomosexual A Tribute to L.O.M.O. Cameras by Francois Boutemy
A close up look at the revolutionary Russian camera and its bag of tricks. A collaboration of several photographers featuring a gallery of images, interviews and modification tips; with contributions from Jon Wyatt, Ricardo Ventura, Jeansman Lee and Francois Boutemy.
Filed under: wepod project 0607
Another Socket in the Wall by Martin Drogosz
Printed: 28 pages, 8.5″ x 11″, saddle-stitch binding, full-colour interior ink
Publisher: lens_blur
Filed under: wepod project 0607
Catalysts and Movement by gary lewzey
The simple addition of people to an urban environment can introduce and give life to an otherwise regulated and mundane recipe of concrete and steel. The most vibrant and colourful catalysts of people to be mixed within a city’s grey architecture are skateboarders. Their vision is as different as their priorities in comparison to the conventional visitors inside the business district. The general public sees practicality where skateboarders see opportunity and leisure. Movement, risk, freedom and experimentation are added to the drone of routine making real, physical use of an architect’s set of stairs and minimalist set of ledges. Using varied photographic styles and layouts to portray different methods of looking at skateboarders you will hopefully see what they see and obtain new understanding of their motives, which are in principle, to reclaim areas of by-laws and regulations, which belong to all of us. We all pay for this city so lets take it back.
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Printed: 42 pages, 6.14″ x 9.21″, saddle-stitch binding, full-colour interior ink
Publisher: gary lewzey
Filed under: wepod project 0607
Filed under: wepod project 0607
The Fashion Journey by Mary Germanou
Printed: 154 pages, 6.14″ x 9.21″, perfect binding, full-colour interior ink
Publisher: Mary Germanou
The Fashion Journey is a pictorial biography about one grandparents journey from one country to a new location adapting to new cultures, new surroundings and new fashions. The journey commences with the grandparents and then extends to the next generation. The Fashion Journey looks at ninety years of fashion, interior deco, and technology such as the original eight track cassette music prior to small cassettes from 1917 to 2007.
Filed under: independent publisher
Another of my favourite independent publishers is Nieves books, who just launched: Ari Marcopoulos What’s Happening?, a photocopy zine (can we declare photozine as a publishing genre?). Peep inside some of the coolest photo double spreads here:
