Category: Non classé

Comparing the Image Quality of Film and Digital http://petapixel.com/2014/12/18/comparing-image-quality-film-digital/

Best photoBooks 2014 by John Gossage: “TREPAT” Two books (with Defective Carrots) that do the improbable thing of enlisting eloquence through comedy. Trepat is available here: https://editionsbessard.com/   John Gossage has since the age of 14 devoted his life to photography, photobooks, and the music of Charles Edward Anderson Berry.

Best photoBooks 2014 by Christopher J. Johnson. Zine Collection #18: Rêves de Femmes By Renée Jacobs: Though this collection seems to pick up where Jacobs’ Paris left off, Rêves de Femmes has another layer of appeal; its small size and collectable C print bring it over from the world of books to the world of fetish object in the sense of something that can be hidden, enjoyed on the sly, fawned-over and, in short, coveted! Rêves de Femmes is available here: https://editionsbessard.com/

Best photoBooks 2014 by Christopher J. Johnson. Zine Collection #18: Rêves de Femmes By Renée Jacobs: Though this collection seems to pick up where Jacobs’ Paris left off, Rêves de Femmes has another layer of appeal; its small size and collectable C print bring it over from the world of books to the world of fetish object in the sense of something that can be hidden, enjoyed on the sly, fawned-over and, in short, coveted! Rêves de Femmes is available here: https://editionsbessard.com/

Honored and very glad to see “Rêves de femmes’ by Renée Jacobs and design by Bureau Kayser selected of one of the best photobooks by Christopher J. Johnson is available here https://editionsbessard.com/ . I’m proud because without any service of presse and everyone pays its book at our microscopic publishing house. Best Books of 2014: 29 Notables from the Art Photo World Choose their Favorite Photobooks of the Year photo-eye

Honored and very glad to see “Rêves de femmes’ by Renée Jacobs and design by Bureau Kayser selected of one of the best photobooks by Christopher J. Johnson is available here https://editionsbessard.com/ . I’m proud because without any service of presse and everyone pays its book at our microscopic publishing house. Best Books of 2014: 29 Notables from the Art Photo World Choose their Favorite Photobooks of the Year photo-eye

“Mineral"Typography Designed in 2013 by Benoît Bodhuin. Mineral is a glittering writing, fractured into multiple tetragonal splinters, rectangular modules slightly spaced, like quartz and pixels. A Kapla style construction, with stencil properties – Solid version – however offers to the font a great readability. Mineral Solid has 2 stylistic titling alternatives: Border and Outline. KOLKATA by Tiane Doan Na Champassak

Article in NYLON JAPAN about Ren Hang http://www.nylon.jp/blog/kay/?p=4394

My Lagos by Robin Hammond a book to come soon in National Gepgraphic his work:http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2015/01/lagos/draper-text

Best photoBooks 2014 by Jeffrey Ladd: “TREPAT” Fontcuberta’s best book in a while. A history of a company that just happens to involve most of the great modernist photographers. Or does it? Jeffrey Ladd is a photographer living in Koeln, Germany. He founded Errata Editions and runs 40×50 Editions. Trepat available here: http://www.editionsbessard.com/

 MERCI! ‘TREPAT’ selected of one of the best photobooks by Martin Parr, John Gossage, Jeffrey Ladd, Ruben Lundgren, Éditions Xavier Barral – EXB (Best photobook Kassel) Timothy Prus (Best photobook Kassel) and around 700 collectors who bought the book directly to me. TREPAT is available here https://editionsbessard.com/ 33 copies is left. I’m proud because without any service of presse and everyone pays its book at our microscopic publishing house! Happy end of the year at everybody full of Champagne and chocolate

Best photoBooks 2014: Thijs Groot Wassink & Ruben Lundgren TREPAT by Joan Fontcuberta Editions Bessard. The master of “photography make-believe” did it again. Please have a look for yourself, but we can say you will never look at people like Man Ray or Richard Avedon in the same way again. Published together with a brilliant exhibition, this book confuses the viewer. Not only with the photographs but also with the absolutely genius way Fontcuberta puts them in context. TREPAT is available here https://editionsbessard.com/ 33 copies is left.