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Over the course of his life, Argentine photographer Tito Caula (1926-78) built an oeuvre of several thousand portraits, landscapes, film stills and more, in a variety of formats. This issue of "PHotoBolsillo" attests to the artist's interest in research, innovation and technology.

The author immerses herself in the reality of the new Ugandan boys and girls and captures their nightmares and their dreams through photography, thus giving them the chance to convey the change they have undergone once they summoned the courage to take the reins of their own lives.

Female sexuality is the central theme in the photographs of the Catalan Laia Abril.

Mediterranean metaphysics is the subtitle of this project by the French artist Bernard Plossu. It gathers 150 images taken over the course of 30 years in the south of France, Spain, Greece, Italy and Turkey.

A beautifully bound and printed limited edition book from Spanish photographer Victor Jesus Labandeira.

Through the lenses of Belgian photographers Sebastian Schutyser, Marta Soul, Ricky Davila and others, this year's edition of Matador depicts a prosperous future for Spain, a culturally rich country recently plagued by economic distress. It includes images of century-old chapels as well as portraits of young, emerging professionals.

The photography of Carlos Spottorno (Budapest, 1971) points to the major questions of today, from the growth of China to the problems in Latin America and the drama of immigration in the Mediterranean. H

Catalog of an exhibition held at La Fâabrica, Madrid, Spain, Sept. 10-Oct. 18, 2015.

M. de Esteban (1959-), Spanish photographer.

"Latin Fire" brings together photographs taken between 1958 and 1996 by artists from eight Latin American countries, among them Enrique Bostelmann, Bill Caro, Facundo de Zuviria, Paz Errazuriz, Maya Goded, Graciela Iturbide, Alberto Korda, Adriana Lestido, Marcos Lopez, Enrique Metinides and Miguel Rio Branco.

The Spanish Blank Paper School, founded in 2006, serves as a platform for emerging photographers focusing on everyday subjects and themes. This publication compiles images made by its founders: Fosi Vegue, Antonio M. Xoubanova, Alejandro Marote, Ricardo Cases, Julian Baron, Mario Rey and Oscar Monzon.

This volume is now the eighth in the annual series sponsored by BBVA as part of its OpenMind initiative, which is devoted to disseminating knowledge on key issues of our time.

Since 1983, photographer Miguel Bergasa (born 1951) has made 27 trips to Latin America, undertaking an in-depth exploration of the various cultures of each country in which he chooses to work. This "PHotoBolsillo" volume introduces his work.

Istanbul's established community of bird-breeders is currently on the brink of disappearance. To capture the community before it vanishes, Turkish artist Cemre Yesil and Romanian artist Maria Sturm photograph the remaining members of this culture in the city.

Volume N of Matador is edited by Spanish artist Miquel Barceló and includes a text by Rafael Sanchez Ferlosio on the bullfighter Luis Francisco Esplà, the painter Raphael and the potter Joan Potière Maman, plus other writings by Alberto Manguel, Jonathan Franzen, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Jonathan Safran Foer and Edison Simons.

Quico Vidal is regarded as one of the finest brand and creative design consultants in Europe - he has helped create such iconic European brands as Camper, Medwinds, and Barcelo, and helped the Spanish photography festival PHotEspana achieve international recognition. This title collects these works, and offers insight into Vidal's artistic vision.

Through his collaborations with newspapers such as El Pais, El Mundo and publications such as Forbes and Esquire, Luis de las Alas has cultivated an image of himself as bohemian, a rebel and an elegant scoundrel. This book showcases the unique artistic vision of photographer Luis de las Alas.

Rafael Trobat is an internationally renowned photographer, and pupil of master photographer Cristina Garcia Rodero, who is best known for his striking images of daily life in Nicaragua at the end of the revolution in the 1990s. This book offers an illustrated overview of the work this critically renowned Spanish photographer.

The legendary Spanish chef Ferran Adrià in a moment of transitionThe latest issue of the magazine Matador Ñ profiles the legendary Spanish chef Ferran Adrià in a moment of transition, after the closure of his restaurant El Bulli, but before his new project, the elBulli Foundation, opens its doors. Adrià shared with Matador Ñ his experiences, obsessions and influences, and his plans for the future. Also included is a CD with four new songs by Peter Gabriel.

An intense and thoughtful photo essay by contemporary Spanish photographer Jesus Labandeira

Luis Gonzalez Palma is modernist photographer, born 1957 in Guatemala City where he later opened up a celebrated portrait studio. Of mixed Native background, Palma's photography focuses on the plight of the indigenous Mayas and mestizo (mixed) people of Guatemala. This is a survey of Gonzalez Palma's artistic evolution.

In his time, Diego Gonzalez Ragel turned his lens on the world of sport, politics, war, and commerce. He was Editor of a military magazine during the years of the Spain's Civil War (1936-1939) and a photographer for the Bank of Spain from 1941 until his death in 1951. This book is dedicated to the photographer Diego Gonzalez Ragel (1893-1951).

In photographs by Madoz, objects change, blend, or seem to float or belong to places out of time and reality. His evocative shots alter our perception and viewers find multiple meanings within them. This book offers a full review of his work and an analysis of more than three hundred of his images.