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Tony Ray-JonesFirst edition (2004) First impression Large format hardback in fine condition Publisher's Synopsis At the time of his death from leukaemia in 1972, aged 30, Tony Ray Jones had already made an indelible mark on photography. This monograph introduces the best of his photographs many previously unpublished with original documents and artefacts from the National Museum of Photography's Ray Jones archive.

For more than twenty years

A car had crashed into a telephone pole

Smith's moody monochrome images showcase dynamic stage performances and include many pictures from the 1979 breakthrough American tour

A must have for any Steinmetz collector

Olivo Barbieri is one of the world’s most restless photographers

The Miao are one of the oldest ethnic groups in China and are globally renowned for their intricately handmade clothing and patterns

and was fascinated by his life on such a remote edge of the world

Signed on verso by Sir Don McCullin CBE

some don’t

About I Know How Furiously Your Heart is Beating

FloodZone crosses boundaries to express the deep contradictions of the place

First edition of Oxford: The Last Hurrah by Dafydd Jones (2020)