Coffee Table Photo Books by Marvin J. Wolf
The Poetry of Childhood, A Celebration of Youth's Wonder and Promise
"I met Peter Jennings in Vietnam. He heard that I often photographed Vietnamese children, and asked for prints for his office. In this book are photos of children I photographed in various parts of the world." Author and photojournalist Marvin J. Wolf |
Palms
A gorgeous, artfully-presented collection of superb photographs of Southern California's skyline signature, the palm tree. From Catalina to the Inland Empire, from Santa Barbara to Mexicali, the palm is everywhere, both as a living, breathing and reproducing part of the ecosystem and as a design element and cultural totem. Celebrated photojournalist and author Marvin J. Wolf has been creating and collecting these images for decades--now they can be yours. |
Coffee Table Hardcover $100 Blurb, Inc. 72 pages ISBN 978-1320209168 Tabernacle of Prayer:
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Coffee Table Hardcover $99.95 Amazon eBook $5.99: Blurb AppleBooks Blurb, Inc. 52 pages ISBN 978-0062325068 Lost City: Seoul Before 1975
A photographic trip through time to the lost city of Seoul, now buried beneath megatons of concrete, glass and steel. Lost City is a street-level view of a noisy, bustling, vibrant city as it suffered the birth pangs of South Korea's transformation from a subsistence economy to a world-class industrialized nation. The author spent more than a year roaming the thoroughfares and back streets to complete this photo essay. |
Coffee Table Hardcover, from $77.66 eBook: Kindle $2.99, $0 for Prime Blurb $1.99 Blurb, Inc. 20 pages ISBN 978-1320072526 Look Inside The Grove
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Special eBook-Only Editions of Marvin J. Wolf's Photo Books
Kindle eBook only $2.99 $O for Prime members Amazon Digital Services, 44 Pages, ASIN: B00NX4YLVO Look Inside Blossoms is a stunning portfolio of flower close-ups that demonstrates what a talented photographer can achieve with only the camera in an obsolescent cellphone. It's also a reminder that in the right hands, those tiny devices can be powerful tools with which to observe and document the world around us. Here photographer Wolf, better known as the author of a dozen pithy nonfiction titles and a well-regarded novel, returns to his photographic roots to demonstrate a keen sense of graphic design and a whimsical appreciation of the world at his feet. |
A photo essay of right-to-vote demonstrations in Selma, Alabama in 1965. A budding photojournalist, the author spent two hours in Selma before a deputy sheriff literally threw him out of town. The film he exposed during this brief time was misplaced for almost fifty years. These are the images he made. |
Single Photos by Marvin J. Wolf available now!
Fine Art America
China on the Cusp, an Album: Picfair Featured Album
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