Capturing the Turn of Seasons in 8x10

This is a collection of works by landscape photographer Jem Southam, who has been capturing the natural beauty of southwest England for over 25 years. Over five months, from early autumn to late spring, he conducted fixed-point observations of the River Exe basin in Devon. The subtle transformations of the landscape are captured in 8x10 format. The book includes an essay by meteorologist Richard Hamblin at the end.

Layered Trees

Foam, a highly influential photography magazine from the Netherlands, featured this debut collection by Kim Boske, a promising young Dutch artist. With "the passage of time" as its concept, this work layers images of the same tree captured from various angles and at different times. The complete form of the tree, which is normally invisible to the naked eye, is condensed into a single image.

Circling the Sedimentary Rock

This is a collection of works by Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers, known for his large-scale landscapes. Dun Briste, an approximately 800-year-old massive sedimentary rock formation in Ireland, also known as a "destroyed fortress." The book presents a series of landscapes captured while circumnavigating this rock, in a continuous flow. Includes original prints.

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