Sound of Snow Deluxe Edition
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Hálendi Black Edition
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Images from Hokkaido
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“Often as I walked towards my subjects, I could swear I could hear the sound of snow. Everything around me became more closed in, more intimate”
A retrospective of Bruce’s Hokkaido images, shot in the depths of winter over the past six years. Contained within the book are 85 colour images, with an attention to subtle shade and light. Often captured during snowstorms, or in extremely delicate light, Bruce came to Hokkaido looking for symmetry and balance and found that it was a great teacher in simplification, patience and subtlety of tone.
Deluxe Hardback Edition
Limited to 100 copies
Only 2 copies.
This edition sold out upon publication. We have just found 2 copies shrink-wrapped and new in our stock.
The vast black deserts of the Icelandic interior are brought together in this book with winter scenes where often there is nothin but the faint outline of a mountain ridge, suspended in space.
Preface by Hans Strand
Release Date: Late 2020
Hardback, Cloth, 30cm x 30cm.
Black Slate slipcase + three prints included
Book is signed and Prints are signed & numbered
Prints are 8” inches square, printed on Hahnemuehle rag paper
112 pages with 96 colour plates.
Limited to 30 copies
Only 1 copy left
Recently discovered old stock, we have a few slipcase editions and standard editions of this book. It has been out of print for more than a decade.
Preface by Ragnar Axelsson
Published 1 November 2012
ISBN 978-0-9569561-1-8
Hardback, Cloth, 30cm x 28cm.
64 pages with 45 colour plates.
First edition. Limited to 1,000 copies.
This book encapsulates all of Bruce's nocturnal photographs of Iceland made between 2004 and 2012.
The book has a strong nocturnal theme. Mainly a monograph in nature, it is interspersed with entries from Bruce's journal with thoughts that deal with his experiences of shooting the icelandic landscape in subdued light.
The book can be seen as a photographic day, shot over many years with the opening presenting us with late evening shots. As the book progresses, we move into the small hours of the summer night, where there is no night at all. The book concludes with winter shots made during the fleeting sunrise and sunset of the shortest days of the year.
Recently discovered old stock, we have a dozen or so copies of this book which has been out of print now for more than a decade.
Preface by Michael Kenna
Published June 2011
ISBN 978-0-9569561-0-1
Hardback, Cloth, 32cm x 30cm. 88 pages with 40 colour plates.
First edition.
Limited to 1,000 copies.
Bruce's first book is destined to be a collectable classic. Promised to be a strict limited run of 1,000 copies, it is a must have for book collectors of fine photographic art.
Containing 40 landscape and portraiture images from the Bolivian Altiplano, Cambodia, Iceland, India, Nepal, Norway, Patagonia and Scotland.
Each image is accompanied by an essay.