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Paris, 1990s: A last-minute fitting. Clouds of hairspray. A final swipe of lip liner. Backstage at fashion week, designers, hair stylists, makeup artists, and others swirled around supermodels preparing to step onto the couture runway. Amid the frenzy, photographer Kevin Merrill lingered in the shadows, capturing the commotion. Merrill witnessed moments of stillness, too: a model slipping away from the rush to lose herself in a book, or another patiently waiting while corset ribbons were pulled tight. This striking collection from Merrill’s personal archives documents the rhythm and harmony behind-the-scenes at the height of ’90s fashion. The 90 black-and-white photographs offer an extraordinary glimpse of the spectacle, glamour and craftmanship that defined this influential decade in fashion.
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£35.00
The Creative Gardener showcases 27 beautiful British gardens, each one conceived by an influential creative, brought together in a beautifully curated collection by Stephanie Mahon and John Campbell.
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£27.00
The Wild Magic of Iceland reveals this Arctic wonderland’s otherworldly beauty through every season in over one hundred stunning photographs by acclaimed photographer and adventurer Norris Niman.
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£30.00
Have you ever wished you could step into your favourite fantasy novel? The forest that hums with old magic. The village that looks unchanged in centuries. The candlelit library filled with secrets. The truth is, these places exist – you just have to know where to look. ‘Enchanted Earth’ shows you the real-world destinations that feel like fiction. The kind of places that stop you in your tracks – not because they’re famous, but because they feel too good to be true. Each chapter introduces a set of landscapes that echo the stories you love, from shadowy realms to magical settings. With every page, you’ll collect places to dream about, or even visit. Like Hohenzollern Castle in Germany, where towering spires pierce a misty sky. Or the Livraria Lello in Portugal, where swirling staircases lead to shelves of spellbinding books.
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A photobook of dogs on the job, featuring some of our hardest working friends around the world. From sled teams working on snowy flats to puppies disrupting yoga classes and truffle hunters digging through Italian forests, dogs help humans every day with jobs large and small. Traveling the world, John Fabiano snaps pictures of these canine professionals, who he introduces readers to in his debut photo book. In Working Dogs, meet pooches working on boats, in therapy sessions, on the sheep farm, rescuing people in avalanches and beyond, and learn about all the incredible work man’s best friends are capable of with their own four paws.
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Writer and journalist Peter Stephan Jungk tells the story of Edith Tudor-Hart, his great-aunt, informed by lived experience and years of research into her mysterious and enigmatic life and career. With The Darkrooms of Edith Tudor-Hart he paints a vivid portrait of one of the most important Austrian-British photographers of the twentieth century.
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£54.95
Discover singular travel destinations with The Leading Hotels of the World in this celebration of exceptional hospitality through the lens of adventure and well-being
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£30.00
In ‘The Art of Street Photography’, photographers Joshua K. Jackson and Sean Tucker present a more interpretive and artistic approach to street photography. The book expands the scope of street photography from its more traditional ‘reportage’ roots to uncover your own subjective and creative visual voice. Throughout the book you will get ideas about how to use the public space as your canvas and your camera as a tool for personal expression. This approach invites you to imbue your work with personal meaning and share your perspective on the world as you seek to show the ordinary everyday in extraordinary ways.
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£24.00
Discover the secrets behind the world’s iconic landmarks. In Hidden in Plain Sight, National Geographic regular contributor Ronan O’Connell guides you through more than 20 cities to uncover mystifying tales you’ve never heard. Featuring 150+ photos, this coffee table book is perfect for history buffs, globetrotters, and thrill-seekers alike.
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£39.95
Explore the world’s most stunning coastlines in this breathtaking collection of gardens by the sea
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£15.00
Fall in love with cats from Japan! What do people love more? Cats or Japan? Why compromise? What could be cuter than a book that combines the two?! Neko is a finely curated collection of cute cats doing what they do best in the world’s favourite tourist destination. Whether they’re building their own empire on one of Japan’s dedicated cat islands, roaming the streets looking for fish and scritches or reclining at temples, one thing’s for sure: the cats of Japan are some of the cutest kitties out there and everyone loves them. Neko provides a glimpse into the lives of Japan’s feline overlords.Neko is curated by Masayuki Oki, one of Japan’s most popular cat photographers. With more than 500,000 Instagram followers, Masayuki’s photographs regularly win competitions in nature photography. Masayuki travels Japan taking photos of adorable cats being playful, cheeky and cute. He frequently exhibits his work throughout Japan and has a global
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£49.95
Yves Saint Laurent and his designs, as captured by the greatest photographers of the 20th century
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£10.99
Good things happen at the lake. That’s what Alice’s grandmother always says. And it’s true. It’s where Alice took that photo, the one that catapulted her career. Alice has always been happiest behind the safety of her lens. But when her grandmother takes a fall, Alice brings takes a break from her photography career to take them back to Barry’s Bay. Though their peace is disrupted by the roar of a familiar yellow boat. Charlie Florek was nineteen when Alice unknowingly took his photo and now he’s all grown up. Sun-kissed days and warm nights out on the lake with Charlie are a balm for Alice’s soul, but when she looks up and sees his piercing blue gaze directly on her, she begins to worry for her heart. Because Alice sees people – that’s why she is so good at what she does – but she’s never met someone who looks and sees her right back.
Hidden in Plain Sight 
