Collection

DBL (Double) features eight folded posters by PJ (Paul John), capturing layered city fragments through re-exposed images. A quiet meditation on drift, perception, and memory, these photographs blur clarity and narrative into atmospheric impressions.

Test your photography knowledge with this fun and challenging trivia card deck! Packed with facts on photo history, gear, famous photographers, and techniques, it’s perfect for solo play or group fun—a great gift for any camera lover or shutterbug.

Quickly master 35mm film photography with this ultra-portable Pocket Guide. Learn to load film, use a light meter, understand exposure, lenses, and composition, and get great shots in any scenario—perfect for beginners or those needing a quick refresher.

Master exposure, composition, and camera settings fast with this ultra-portable photography Pocket Guide. Perfect for beginners, it covers key tips, camera modes, lenses, and shooting techniques to help you capture amazing photos anywhere, anytime.

Copy of Garry Winogrand (Yale University Press) (Used)

Constantin Brancusi: A Survey of His Work (Used)

Madoka Takagi: My Place (Used)

Alessandra Sanguinetti: On the Sixth Day (First Edition) (Used)

Retreat – Repeat by Rebecca Ustrell is a set of three transparent photo strips, each with five images. Created between 2020–2023 in Pomona, Austin, San Francisco, Seattle, and more, it blends travel memories with experimental inkjet photography

Green Tara / Seraphim Dream by Rebecca Ustrell is a 2024 photo publication and sculptural object. Inkjet printed on transparency, it arrives flat-packed with text reflecting a 2019 Pasadena tribute to Green Tara by the artists’ group Seraphim Dream

Set of 25 black and white postcards inspired by A Guide on Gardening, showcasing Mexico City’s topiary art through bold patterns and shapes. Each blank-back postcard is perfect for messages, display, or collecting, celebrating topiary as cultural expressi

Jessica Williams’ Oslofjord (2nd edition) is a powerful eco-art photobook exploring plastic waste along Norway’s shores. This expanded 48-page risograph edition blends striking imagery and environmental commentary, with a die-cut, embossed cover.