Bruce Gilden is considered one of the most polarising American photographers. His mercilessly tough and confrontational style of street photography is as famous as it is infamous. With American Made, the S Magazine presents a series created exclusively with the Leica S, showing entirely new facets of his work: never before has Gilden worked in colour, and never has he come so close to his subjects.

Other articles:

•     The Bottoms
•     Farm Boys and Girls
•     Food
•     State Fairs
•     Las Vegas and Los Angeles

Bruce Gilden is considered one of the most polarising American photographers. His mercilessly tough and confrontational style of street photography is as famous as it is infamous. With American Made, the S Magazine presents a series created exclusively with the Leica S, showing entirely new facets of his work: never before has Gilden worked in colour, and never has he come so close to his subjects.

Other articles:

•     The Bottoms
•     Farm Boys and Girls
•     Food
•     State Fairs
•     Las Vegas and Los Angeles

Lars Netopil has compiled an exhaustive volume to illustrate what future visitors to the Leica Museum can look forward to discovering. The Leica expert and historian, who also owns a Leica Store for vintage and contemporary cameras in Wetzlar’s Old Town, has published several books within his field in the past. For this endeavour, his well-established team has documented the treasures to be displayed at Leica’s factory museum. The book was designed by David Pitzer, the over 600, mostly large-format photographs were created by Wolfgang Sauer.
 

In 36 chapters, the essential exhibits from the inventory of the new Leica Factory Museum are described from the UR-Leica to the red anodized Leica.

• 672 pages with over 600 large size colour images
• Text fully bi-lingual (English/German)
• 21x30 cm, 2 sub-volumes in one slipcase, hardcover in cloth with dust-jacket