BOOKS FALL / WINTER 2018 FOREWORD by Bernhard Kellner and Hendrik Teneues Bernhard Kellner, Editor-In-Chief & Hendrik Teneues, Publisher
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BOOKS FALL / WINTER 2018 FOREWORD by Bernhard Kellner and Hendrik teNeues Bernhard Kellner, Editor-in-Chief & Hendrik teNeues, Publisher For decades, the Canadian photographer, filmmaker, and ma- This season’s program also features two exciting titles in rine biologist Paul Nicklen has documented the beauty and culinary adventure: Paul Pflüger takes us on board Europe’s extreme fragility of our planet, traveling the world with fellow fishing boats in Captain’s Dinner, observing the fishermen at photographer and marine biologist, Christina Mittermeier. their daily work and recording their simple, authentic, and Nicklen focuses on marine wildlife and the polar region, while delicious seafood recipes. For supreme Scandinavian style, Mittermeier explores the relationship between humans and meanwhile, look no further than the debut publication from their natural environment and ways to a more mindful co- heralded mixologist Selma Slabiak, who has been head bar- existence in the future. Both were nominated for National tender at some of the most talked-about restaurants in New Geographic’s “Adventurers of the Year 2018” and are the York City. In Spirit of the North, Slabiak shows how to com- recipients of numerous other awards and prizes. In addition bine special Nordic ingredients into fabulous, original cock- to their photographic work, the pair campaign for a sustain- tails and drinks. able planetary future with their foundation, SeaLegacy. We are delighted to partner with both photographers and to Discover all these books and more in the pages that follow. include their captivating titles, Born to Ice and Amaze, in our autumn book program. We thank you for your interest! It’s a further honor to publish the oeuvre of Olivier Föllmi. His opulent monograph, My Himalaya – 40 Years Among Buddhists, presents some 40 years of travel and photogra- phy in the Himalayas, alongside personal anecdotes and moving insights into this fascinating Eastern culture, encom- passed by its Buddhist spirituality. Brimming with emotion, color, and deep tradition, this is a particularly unique and enriching book. HEADLINE ENGLISH SUBLINE CONTENTS teNeues Books Fall / Winter 2018 Foreword 1 NEW TITLES Paul Nicklen, Born to Ice 4 Gumball 3000 84 Cristina Mittermeier, Amaze 14 Classic Cars Review 88 Apollo VII – XVII 18 René Staud, The Porsche 911 Book, Michael Poliza, Namibia 22 Revised Edition 90 Michael Poliza, Baby Animals 26 Soul Fuel 92 Olivier Föllmi, My Himalaya 28 Jimmy Nelson, Before They Pass Away 96 Santiago Borja, Pictures by Marc Lagrange 98 # the Stormpilot 34 Selma Slabiak, Spirit of the North 38 ALL TITLES Paul Pflüger, Captain’s Dinner 40 Sandra Müller, Cat People 46 Special Offers 102 Garden Design Review 50 Titles only available in North America 106 Living in Style Mountain Chalets Photography 110 (Redesigned Reprint) 53 Stern Fotografie / Pop Culture / Art 120 Old Houses Made New 54 MENDO 121 Living in Style Best Interior Design Lifestyle, Design & Travel 122 on the Planet 58 Non-Fiction 122 Best Places to Rent on the Planet 60 Fashion 127 Andrew Martin, Interior Design Review, Food & Drink 128 Vol. 22 62 Automotive 129 Ultimate Lifestyle Collection for Women 66 Sports 132 Claire Bingham, A Scented World 68 Collector’s Editions 133 MENDO Rock ’n’ Roll Interiors 72 Press Highlights 136 Streets of Amsterdam 74 Events 138 Streets of Paris 76 Index 140 MOAM 78 Offices / Agents 142 Elliott Erwitt, Personal Best 81 Press / Imprint 143 Elliott Erwitt’s Scotland 82 Credits 144 From / De: Apollo VII – XVII 3 BORN TO ICE PAUL NICKLEN PHOTOGRAPHY BORN TO ICE PAUL NICKLEN 9 783961 711239 SeaLegacy co-founder, National Geographic photogra- pher, acclaimed ocean conservationist, and TED Talks favorite, Paul Nicklen traces his extraordinary love affair with the polar regions in his most recent book, Born to Ice. His powerful images of iconic arctic and antarctic wildlife and scenery, coupled with his inspir- ing photographic storytelling, blends ethereal beauty of the icy landscape with a compelling call to action. The Arctic is in Paul Nicklen’s blood. Born and raised on Baffin Island, Nunavut, he grew up in one of the only non- Inuit families in a tiny Inuit settlement amid the ice fields, floes, and frigid seas of Northern Canada. At an age when most children are playing hide-and-seek, he was learning important lessons on survival; how to read the weather, find shelter in a frozen snowscape, or live off the land as his Inuit neighbors had done for centuries. Today, Nicklen is a naturalist and wildlife photographer uniquely qualified to portray the impact of climate change on the Polar Regions and their inhabitants, human and animal alike. Whether he is diving off the floe edge in the Canadian Arctic or sitting on a piece of glacial ice in Antarctica to scout for leopard seals, Paul Nicklen goes to great lengths periences—learning and inspirational—this stunning Paul and depths to secure his award-winning images of life in Nicklen photo compendium is both a remarkable collection the polar regions. This National Geographic-featured pho- of nature photography and a passionate rallying cry to stand tographer and conservationist never shies away from ex- up, have a voice, and enact positive change for our planet. treme and challenging conditions as he feels urgently compelled to connect a global audience to the species Selecting his most evocative and thought-provoking and ecosystems he cares so deeply about. imagery, this BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year, top One of the world’s most acclaimed nature photographers, Instagram photography influencer, and speaker takes Nicklen focuses on marine wildlife and polar environments. you deeply into a world he loves. Bathed in polar light, For Nicklen, we must act now to save Earth’s delicate eco- Nicklen’s photography breaks new ground, offering a systems and the precious diversity of life. Combining some vivid, timely portrait of two extraordinary, endangered of his most extraordinary photographs with personal ex- ecosystems. In a wise intertwining of art and science, Nicklen’s bold expeditions plunge him into freezing seas to capture it all, from sea to sky, all species and all habitats, including unprecedented, up-close documentation of the lives of leopard seals, whales, walruses, polar bears, elephant seals, penguins, and narwhals. A captivating and important volume of fine art wildlife Ma core dolorehendae nimi, consed tiassequi soluptasi dem expliamus sit quo cusam explici diorum entiorerum el iusantium, veris estibus molorpore vendant iateceped quam eum ipid conem eaquian ditaescipsam volorem photography that illustrates Nicklen’s vision of seeking eictotatus sam esequid uteGa. Nam re, alic te non esseque doloribus eum et explitatur soluptatiur aut andionet nimin Enimaxim entibus consecae. Et facernamus. aliquid quibus quodis es mint volupta Ad quiae voluptaquam aute laborrum si qui delicimi, que non resedit rem rerup - out truth and change through his work—his foundation alignis eum, sa vendusa nturibe riatur, tiisquo blaut ium, sanis eum, sa vendu - nis cum lam dolores citium etur? Ique sa nturibe riatur, nis cum lam dolores voluptur arum a non non con pero es citium etur? Ique voluptur arum a non sam, ad quis autendis re odisi beribus non nis eum, sa vendusa nturibe riatur. with Cristina Mittermeier, SeaLegacy, a non-profit environmental organization. 2 1 29 x 37 cm / 11 /5 x 14 /2 in. | 344 pp. | Hardcover | c. 200 color and b/w photographs English / German / French | Europe: July 2018 / Overseas: August 2018 ISBN 978-3-96171-123-9 € 100 $ 125 £ 80 7 PAUL NICKLEN Paul Nicklen is a Canadian photographer, filmmaker, and marine biologist who has documented the beauty and the plight of our planet for over 25 years. He is the co-founder of SeaLegacy and is the recipient of numerous photographic awards, including BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the World Press Photo Award for Photojournalism. 8 9 PHOTOGRAPHY TED SPEAKER Paul is a riveting and passionate speaker; his photography displays art, science and conservation in every shot. He has spoken on the TED Main stage and TEDx Midwest in Chicago. He has given lectures SEALEGACY to influential people and organizations that include SeaLegacy’s mission is to create healthy and abundant oceans, for us President Jimmy Carter, Vice and for the planet. SeaLegacy was co-founded in 2014 by Cristina President Al Gore, Madeleine Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen. For over twenty years, Cristina and Paul Albright, Richard Branson, have used their imagery to convert apathy into action and to bring Google, and countless others. about powerful conservation wins. 10 11 PHOTOGRAPHY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC’S 2018 ADVENTURERS OF THE YEAR These adventurers embody the spirit of bold innovation and are taking leaps forward in their field. They’re pushing boundaries, smashing stereotypes, and overcoming obstacles. Each one is helping lead the world in a new, important, and thrilling direction. PAUL NICKLEN CRISTINA MITTERMEIER 4.25 MILLION FOLLOWERS ON INSTAGRAM 767.000 FOLLOWERS ON INSTAGRAM Winner of numerous awards: Winner of numerous awards: Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Victoria, British Columbia Imaging Alliance Award for Photographers who Give Back, 2016 HIPA International Photography Awards, Dubai (2 time winner) North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) World Press Photo Contest 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2013 Mission Award, 2010 Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Natural History Museum Nature’s Best Conservation Photographer of the Year 2010 and BBC Wildlife (15 Prizes) Member of the World Photographic Academy BioGems Visionary Award for Arctic photography One of the World’s top 40 Most Influential Outdoor Photographers One of the World’s top 40 Most Influential Outdoor Photographers by Outdoor Photography magazine by Outdoor Photography magazine 12 13 AMAZE CRISTINA MITTERMEIER PHOTOGRAPHY AMAZE CRISTINA MITTERMEIER 9 783961 711246 From ocean shores to some of the most remote indigenous communities in the world, photographer Cristina Mittermeier explores humanity’s relationship with the planet and possibilities for a mindful, sus - tainable future.