Publisher: Byron Wolfe
Device: iPad

Every day between his thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth birthdays, photographer Byron Wolfe gave himself the task of making one new picture. The only rule he set was that each had to be original and compelling. This deceptively simple plan provided a chance for the busy photography professor to not only carve out time for his own work, but to document the world around him, in all its unexpected beauty and mundane detail. Perhaps the most surprising fact of all is how often the beautiful and the mundane turned out to be one and the same.

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Publisher: Stephen Shames
Device: iPad

Bronx Boys is an intimate photo essay about the lives of young people in the Bronx during the 1980s, and 90s. It takes the viewer inside the lives of young men living at the epicenter of a heroine and crack cocaine epidemic that devastated their community. The story tracks their childhood on the streets, their loves and losses, their struggles to survive, and their desire for home and family amidst chaos.

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Publisher: Ashley Rawlings & Craig Mod
Device: iBooks

Your intimate guide to Tokyo and its art world.

12 galleries & museums.
10 neighborhoods.
70,000+ words.
61 restaurant & location recommendations.

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Publisher: Matt Johnston & Ken Schles
Device: iPad

‘Ken Schles: Invisible City, A Digital Resource’ will introduce you to, and help create a greater understanding of a hugely influential modern photobook.

Inside you will find not only the images and text featured in Invisible City, but a variety of personal reflections, commentary on the process of creating Invisible City from Ken Schles and even original notes from a lecture given at New York’s International Center of Photography in 1990.

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Publisher:  Tim Vollmer & Markéta Kalvachová – Doodad Press
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch

This interactive photography book, presents the reader charming places of Southern Iceland, including stunning full page color landscapes of Thingvellir and Skaftafell National Parks, waterfalls, glaciers, volcanos and geysers, photographed during the summer months (May-September).

While this book is designed as a Fine Art Photography Book, it can also be used as a travel resource guide. In addition to experiencing the natural wonder and beauty of Iceland, you are invited to explore in further detail, the locations and subjects of this book.

Many of the photograph locations are interactive with Google Maps.