Celebrate the rich history and dynamic modernism of Mexico City

Mexico City in Focus presents a modern portrait of the capital city of Mexico, home to more than 9 million people. Through the lenses of 5 local photographers - Oscar Reygo, Isaac Jero, Roberto Lozano, Vidal Rivera, and Jair Hernandez - Mexico City in Focus portrays the authentic Mexico City. In a collection of more than 150 photographs, including the Zocalo, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Templo Mayor complex, and the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City in Focus showcases not only the iconic landmarks, but also the local’s Mexico City. Divided into chapters and featuring text in both English and Spanish, Mexico City in Focus shines a light on contemporary Mexico City, creating a dramatic and unforgettable vision of one of the world’s greatest cities.

Above & Across Twin Cities captures the stunning beauty and natural elegance of Minneapolis-St. Paul as seen from the sky. 

Showcasing historic architecture, the modern skyline, notable landmarks, and natural scenery, the images capture the twin cities’ vibrant character and historical significance. This unique collection creates a contemporary portrait of Minneapolis-St. Paul, captured in all four seasons. 

Through a series of breathtaking images, readers are invited to explore the city's iconic landmarks, including the Minnesota State Capitol, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, and the Stone Arch Bridge, as well as lesser-known corners of the city that are equally captivating. 

Above and Across Twin Cities features stunning aerial shots that offer a bird's-eye view of the city, capturing its diverse skyline and urban landscape in an entirely new light. With its striking visuals, this photography book is a must-have for anyone who loves Minneapolis-St. Paul or wants to experience its beauty from a new perspective.

REVISED AND UPDATED EDITION. Trope Tokyo celebrates the architecture and urban landscapes of Japan's capital city, a dynamic metropolis fusing the ancient and the ultramodern. This carefully curated and bound collection collection offers a new perspective of Tokyo. Each chapter is accompanied by a map identifying where each photograph was taken. From high above Tokyo Tower to the scramble of Shibuya Crossing, these images command a strong point of view: digitally processed, filtered, toned, de-saturated, and sharpened for a very urban sensibility. Showcasing both the quiet traditionalism and sleek futurism of contemporary Tokyo, the images reveal distinctive and dramatic visions of one of the world's greatest cities.

Chicago in Transit is a portrait of contemporary urban life

Photographer Graham Chapman spent more than 5 years walking around Chicago with a camera in hand, capturing people as they moved around the city, whether on foot, public transit, car, or bike. Chicago in Transit is the culmination of that visual exploration. Some subjects are weary, others alert; some engaged in conversation, others immersed in music, books, or simply their own reflections.

Featuring over 125 color photographs, Chicago in Transit is organized by time of day, from early mornings to late nights, each photograph marked with its neighborhood and timestamp. The images are intimate without intrusion, brief moments that reflect the solitude and shared connection people feel while moving around a city.

When motorsport and automotive photographer Jamey Price first saw the NASCAR promotional film cameras from the 1990s show up on another photographer’s social media feed, he knew he had to have one. These cameras were never made to take outstanding photos. They were inexpensive, poorly made, and plastic. The winders break. The shutter stops working. They will just freeze in below zero temperatures. But they also capture magic.

From the IMSA races to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Formula 1 races around the world to Monterey Car Week and Lamborghini events, Racing Unfiltered chronicles Price’s year-long journey to capture the highs, lows, and candid moments of motorsport racing, all through the lens of vintage film cameras.