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Digital Photo Monograph
Bronx Boys ebook Fotoevidence
Bronx Boys for computer

photographs by Stephen Shames
text by Martin Dones

Over 120 Previously
Unpublished Photographs

TIME calls FotoEvidence’s book Bronx Boys, “one of the first true digital photo-monographs that can be downloaded to your computer.” Paul Moakley, Time.com, August 16, 2011.

Bronx Boys is an intimate photo essay about the lives of young people in the Bronx during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. Shot over two decades by photojournalist Stephen Shames, Bronx Boys takes the viewer inside the lives of young people living at the epicenter of a crack cocaine epidemic that devastated their community. The story tracks their childhood on the streets, their loves and losses. It includes a powerful first person narrative by Martin Dones, one of the young men Shames followed and who survived life on the streets.




Photo Books for iPad
BLACK TSUNAMI
ON THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI FOTOEVIDENCE ANNOUNCES THE PUBLICATION OF

BLACK TSUNAMI
JAPAN 2011

photographs by James Whitlow Delano
afterwards by Bill Emmott

AN iPAD BOOK AVAILABLE AT THE ITUNES STORE
Includes
  • 80 black and white photographs from March 2011 and more recently.
  • An Afterward by Bill Emmott, former editor of the Economist.
  • A video interview with James Whitlow Delano.
  • A video clip of the arrival of the black tsunami in Miyako harbor.

BLACK TSUNAMI provides a haunting portrait of the devastation left by the great tsunami that engulfed northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011. Images of farms and villages in the exclusion zone show an uninhabited landscape where ancestral graves, decaying buildings and neglected animals share the abandoned space.


Bronx Boys

photographs by Stephen Shames
text by Martin Dones

Over 120 Previously
Unpublished Photographs

Bronx Boys is an intimate photo essay about the lives of young people in the Bronx during the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. Shot over two decades by photojournalist Stephen Shames, Bronx Boys takes the viewer inside the lives of young people living at the epicenter of a crack cocaine epidemic that devastated their community. The story tracks their childhood on the streets, their loves and losses. It includes a powerful first person narrative by Martin Dones, one of the young men Shames followed and who survived life on the streets.

 
Hard Copy Books
SICARIOS: LATIN AMERICAN ASSASSINS

photographs by Javier Arcenillas
text by Juan Luis Font

Sicarios: Latin American Assassins is the fruit of the first FotoEvidence Book Award.
It takes the viewer into the underworld of the assassin in Guatemala, where society has been savaged by a culture of murder for hire. Hit men operate with impunity in a country where ninety-five percent of murders remain unsolved. Javier Arcenillas comes face to face with several young assassins, the bodies they leave in their wake and the people who struggle with the consequences.