Published 2011 by Mack (1st edition originally published by Steidl 2005)
I love the photo album spirit
Charlie
Published 2010 by TBW books, part of the subcription series #3
That’s the book that made me buy this series
Published 2010 by TBW books, part of the subscription series #3
This is a beautiful book about love and family
but I could work on another bird week with your suggestions…
Masahisa Fukase, Ravens (suggested 5 times)
The most wanted one, but I may get The solitude of ravens instead…
Naoya Hatakeyama, A Bird/Blast (suggested 4 times)
Yoshihiko Ueda, Biosophia of Birds (suggested once)
Harvey Benge, Birds (which we already have, in fact) (suggested once)
Jochen Lempert (suggested once)
Jean-Luc Mylayne, another book published by Twin Palms (suggested 3 times)
Lukas Felzmann, Swarm (suggested 2 times) • ordered !
Andy Sewell, The heath (suggested once)
Graciela Iturbide, Pajaros (suggested 3 times)
Richard Barnes, Animal logic (suggested once)
Roni Horn, Bird (suggested once) • ordered !
Bernard Plossu, Hirondelles andalouses (suggested 2 times)
Aya Muto, From Siberia with love, that’s right, how did I forget this one in the first list ???? (suggested once)
Marianne Mueller, The Flock (suggested once)
Hans-Peter Feldmann, Das Kleine Mövenbuch (suggested once)
Thank you for your emails !
Published 2011
Love this one : bird + snow + japanese photography + romance = love
Flying and looking for…
…
Hey… who’s this ? ? ?
…
LOOOOOOOOOVE
Published 2010 by RM Verlag & Toluca Editions, bought at Le Bal books, 39 euros
Ok, I know it’s not a 100% bird photobook either, but it’s “bird-eye” viewes of cities, so I consider this as part of the bird week.
Colonia Miramar I, Estado de México 2006
Tecamachalco I, Ciudad de México 2006
Vista aérea de la Ciudad de México V, 2006
Libramiento Santa Fe-Carretera Querétaro III, 2004
Colonia Miramar V, Estado de México, 2006
Tijuana II, México 2008
Hung Kom II, Hong Kong 2007
Diamond Hill II, Hong Kong 2007
Xochicalco V, Morelos 2009
Monte Albán I, Oaxaca 2008
Costera Miguel Alemán IV, Acapulco 2009
Costera Miguel Alemán VIII, Acapulco 2009
Bahía de Acapulco I, Acapulco 2009
Published 2011 by the Ice Plant
So simple it makes it so strong. I know it’s not 100% birds, but still. Many birds in this one.
Published 2010 by Princeton Architectural Press, essays by Karen Irvine and Darius Himes.
Bought on The book depositery.
I have received a few emails metionning this book for the bird_week. I think it’s the one that gave me the idea of this very special week.
We have a few photobooks of birds, so we’ve decided to do a bird week.
Of course we’ve already had bird books in the past…
- Ricardo Casés, Paolma al aire
and I’m sure there was a few other ones.
If you want to suggest us a bird photobook, let us know ! ( lvecten(at)gmail )
Enjoy your bird week !!!
update 1 : that’s right, we can add Stephen Gill, A book of birds. Merci Bas and Sébastien
update 2 : Nicolai Howalt & Trine Søndergaard, Dying birds. Pointed by Shane
update 3 : Zhao Renhui, Why look at birds ? Remembered by myself
can we include drawing books ? Edwyn Collins, Some British birds
Self-published 2011
Pictures shot on the 1st day of each month between February and July.
Nice
I love the text here : “I wore stripe one-piece. There were 2 or 3, even 4 people dressing the similar. I was somehow embarassed. I remembered even my mom was wearing stripe today”
Feels great
