Exhibition catalog for the James Danziger Gallery.

First edition. Davis's black & white photographs of human-made monuments to past and persisting American glories: fading motel signs. grain silos; Frank Lloyd Wright's houses; massive sculptural installations; the Lincoln Memorial. Introduction by Witold Rybczynski.

Published to accompany the presentation of the 1998 Erna and Victor Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography to William Eggleston.

Dust jacket design by Pablo Picasso.

Archive of selfies taken by one man next to celebrities on the street in New York during the mid 2010s (judging by the handful of captions, most dated 2014), presumably on disposable cameras.

Over 80 color plates and 84 black and white photographs.

Portfolio for the engineering firm focused on their sewerage work, likely presented to a potential client. Divided between three sections- "Part I-Statement Regarding the Organization of Fay, Spofford & Thorndike, the Personnel and Their Experience Records," essentially an "About Us" statement that outlines the company's history and details background information and qualifications for the partners and staff engineers; Part II-"Typical Swerage Projects Upon Which Fay, Spofford & Thorndike Has Served as Engineers" providing illuminating detail on past projects, primarily municipal sewage systems in New England and the northeast; and finally a section of photographs depicting various sewerage elements including pump stations, water treatment facilities and storm drains.

In Italian.

Interiors of abandoned homes and public buildings on the Great Plains, left behind by settlers over the previous two centuries; empty ruins bathed in golden light, gorgeously photographed by Fitch.

Photographs by Jaques Henri Lartique, selected by Martine d'Astier de la Vigerie, with introduction and commentary by Elisabeth Foch.

Collection of photographs of death scenes in and around the English county of Cheshire, used for investigative purposes.

Catalog of attempts to photograph the hidden, unseen or unseeable: spirits, ghosts, auras, God, dreams, time, moments of death, and "energy fields" variously conceived.

In Japanese. Illustrated with color photographs of India, Thailand and China throughout.