Lucia Ganieva went to the State Hermitage museum in St. Petersburg and found inspiration where others might not have looked for it: not in the art, but in the museum's guards.

Photographic Objects, a book compiled by Markus Kramer emphasises a technical breakdown of processes and approaches to novel contemporary photographic inventions.

British photographer Martin Usborne worked on his exceptional series of dog portraits for over three years, and with The Silence of Dogs in Cars he created a heart-rending photo book that plays with our notions of loneliness an...

What remains when a person is forced to abandon his home country? Chiara Tocci (b. 1982) travelled across the remote mountains of Albania to discover the people who migrated to Italy when she was a child.

For her third monograph, Michal Chelbin (b. 1974, Israel) photographed prisoners in their sometimes remarkable surroundings.

After Deeper Shades #01 New York, Austrian photographer Andreas H. Bitesnich has published the second book in his on-going series of city studies: Deeper Shades #02 Tokyo.