Zone System Manual: Previsualization, Exposure, Development, Printing (The Ansel Adams Zone System As a Basis of Intuitive Photography)

Arts & Photography

Peter, Lorenz

Minor White

Richard Zakia

Photography & Video

Morgan Morgan

Cover has some edge wear and creases. Interior is nice and clean.

The New Zone System Manual

Comix guru Lorenz Peter is one of the most prolific and consistentlyworthwhile artists around. Peter's comix portray disenfranchised kids doingwhat comes naturally---smoking hash, having sex and talking endlessly. But instead of presenting a stagnant slacker lifestyle (which makes for dull reading), Peter...offers a variety of perspectives...Both art and narrative are reminiscent of Julie Doucet's juicily detailed technique. --- Joanne Huffa, eYe Weekly

Chaos Mission

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Pedlar Pr

Living in Toronto has its challenges, especially when duct tape-wielding landlords and ever-encroaching developers are involved. For Lenny, the antidote to the chaos at home is the realization of a dream: opening a used record store with a carefully curated selection. He works hard, sneaking bites of cold noodles between customers, and politely tolerating even the most ridiculous requests. Unfortunately, Lenny’s store isn’t much more stable than his home life. Rent is sky-high, and sales are sporadic. Some days, he’s run off his feet while other days, smashing unwanted records is the only way to pass the time. Hope arrives in the form of an old press release tucked away in the sleeve of a record. The discovery launches Lenny into his next quest: to track down the long-lost record collection of Hot Walter, an elusive and aging disco DJ. But will it be enough to save Lenny’s Vinyl Boutique? On Vinyl is a love letter to vinyl and an exploration of the role nostalgia plays in the decisions we make.

On Vinyl: First Hand Tales from a Second Hand Record Shop

Conundrum Press

Set in the future, The Grey Museum is a galactic romp, following a small group of survivors as they fend with mystic beings, interstellar parasites and themselves. Everything here is decided by narcissistic gods and goddesses, disturbed spirits and bored aliens. Our clueless captives are left to wander among ruins, souvenirs and impossible trails. We experience death, rebirth and everything in between. The fate of all Earthly life is up to these eight hairy humans preserved in jelly, they just don't know it yet.

The Grey Museum

Lorenz Peter was awarded the 2006 Doug Wright Award for Best Emerging Talent, for his graphic novel Dark Adaptation (Pedlar Press, 2005). Jurors Atom Egoyan, Gail Singer and Chester Brown called Peters graphic work sublime. This new Peter title is a collection of almost fifteen years work. Side Effect is a document of the times from the perspective of a dreamer. The book begins with the first images and ideas that provided the foundation for the work to follow, and progresses in chronological order through the different phases of the artists early self-publishing career. The nameSide Effect came through an examination of ourmodern lifestyles, which, Peter believes, leads to psychic illness of all orders. At a young age, the author did not understand this concept too well, but went with his feelings, and this book is about feeling ones way through dark passages, not quite "getting it," and being somewhat lost.It's also about resenting popular overproduced entertainment, the evils of advertising, the corruption of souls by corporate powers, and the desire to escape, whether via drugs, obsession, or seclusion. Of course, it also has to be funny! It's a comic book! It wants to poke fun at these dilemmas, all the while soaking in it. Thebook shows an obviousprogression toward Peters current refined style. The integrity of the art is uncompromised. This is an "Art Book," for the collector as well as the simply curious.

Side Effect

"I think that by shaving her pubic hair," Peter Lorenz explains, "a girl demonstrates her honesty and self-confidence. These women uncover their vulvas and self-confidently display their genitals. Freed from its fleece, the mound of Venus appears fuller, plumper, more sumptuous. I like that." Probably it is also the tremendous pleasure which everyone experiences during the shoots that makes these girls' poses -- no matter how daring they may sometimes be -- always look highly erotic, but never seem pornographic. Text in English, German &amp; French.

Shaven Angels 2 (French Edition)

History & Criticism

Editions Reuss

These 'Shaven Angels' are both simultaneously vulnerable and self-confident. There is nothing artificial or doll-like about these angels. They really look like the proverbial 'girl next door'. It's not the size of their breasts or the length of their legs that matters, but solely their personalities. Lorenz has a surprising answer to the question of whether the girls had to shave themselves expressly for his photo shoots. "Nine out of ten were shaven already," he says. He believes that their hairlessness has to do with a fashion trend and perhaps with the urge to catch up on something that was formerly forbidden because of an old taboo. Text in English, German, Italian &amp; French.

Shaven Angels 3 (English and German Edition)

Edition Reuss Germany

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