Colorama: The World's Largest Photographs (Aperture)
Reviewed by Tina Maas

Kodak's 18 x 60 foot photographs known as "Coloramas" graced Grand Central Station in New York City for 40 years.  The images now serve a nostalgic purpose, as they captured the American family life in the 20th century.

The Destruction of Lower Manhattan by Danny Lyon (powerHouse)
Reviewed by Erica Wright

In the late 1960's, the buildings of lower Manhattan were commissioned to be destroyed to make way for the new.  Danny Lyon was there to capture the tearing down of 60 acres of New York City on film.

Wallby Andy Goldsworthy (Harry N. Abrams)
Reviewed by Tina Maas

Wall by Andy Goldsworthy documents the recent work of the British photographer, known mostly for his outdoor creations made from natural materials.

Magnum Degrees (Phaidon Press)
Reviewed by Tina Maas

Magnum Degrees serves to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the photography agency.  Throughout the 21st century, Magnum proved to be one of the world's leading photo agencies, featuring the works of photographers like Henri Cartier-Bresson, Steve McCurry and Luc Delahaye, amongst many others

Intimacy: The Sensual Essence of Flowers by Joyce Tenneson (Barnes & Noble)

Intimacy: The Sensual Essence of Flowers is Joyce Tenneson's second book dedicated exclusively to flowers.  Tenneson brings her subjects to life, showcasing her ability to put a new spin on a subject matter that has been photographed so extensively by so many different photographers.

The Helsinki School (Hatje Cantz)

photography by TaiK, reviewed by Nicole Francheur
Finland's University of Art and Design Helsinki has been one of Scandinavia's most prolific sources of contemporary art. Publishers Hatje Cantz have used this collection to feature the inspiring work coming from this school's young artists

Photographs (Hatje Cantz)

by Mattias Hoch, reviewed by Nicole Frocheur
Fine art photographer Matthias Hoch showcases his images stark architecture and open spaces in urban landscapes in this collection of brilliant images

Speak Truth to Power (Crown Publishers)

by Kerry Kennedy Cuomo, Photography by Eddie Adams
José Gonzalez takes a look at this powerful collaboration by the late Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Eddie Adams and human rights activist Kerry Kennedy

Pedro Paramo (University of Texas Press)

by Juan Rulfo, photographs by Josephine Sacabo
This new edition of the mexican literary classic Pedro Paramo is accompanied by the striking images of photographer Josephine Sacabo, adding visual depth to the story.

Ryszard Horowitz (Oficiyna Wydawnicza AURIGA)

by Ryszard Horowitz - reviewed by José M. Gonzalez
This anthlogy of Horowitz's work during the span of his impressive career offers any photography enthusiast insight into the works of a pioneer photographic surrealist

Times Squared (Chameleon Books, Inc.)

by Toby Old - Reviewed by José M. Gonzalez
Toby Old's collection of work showcases one of the biggest and busiest landmarks in New York City, capturing the spirit, culture, and history of the heart of the city.

Paparazzi (Artisan Books) by Peter Howe, reviewed by José M. Gonzalez