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THIS ISSUE OF SNOR WAS MADE IN COLLABORATION WITH ANDREA COPETTI OF TIPI BOOKSHOP. Tipi specializes in self-published photo books, or books done by smaller, independent publish-ing houses. Tipi is the place to be for lovers of photography and books.

Follow Tipi Bookshop on Facebook! www.facebook.com/TipiBookshop

If you are producing self-published photo books, let us know at info@snor.it.

Special thanks to Peter Waterschoot, the brain behind the ArtWall exhibitions, for putting Tipi and SNOR together.

Photos by Andrea Copetti

THIS ISSUE OF SNOR WAS MADE IN COLLABORATION WITH ANDREA COPETTI OF TIPI BOOKSHOP. Tipi specializes in self-published photo books, or books done by smaller, independent publish-ing houses. Tipi is the place to be for lovers of photography and books.

Follow Tipi Bookshop on Facebook! www.facebook.com/TipiBookshop

If you are producing self-published photo books, let us know at info@snor.it.

Special thanks to Peter Waterschoot, the brain behind the ArtWall exhibitions, for putting Tipi and SNOR together.

AMAZING FLASH CAMERA.RUBEN ACCOU & THOMAS VANDEBERGHE

Photographers Ruben Accou and Thomas Vandenberghe teamed up for their first joint-publication. They’re constantly using each other’s photos to set up a conversation and they decided to turn that practice into a self-publishing adventure.

www.raccou.comwww.thomasvandenberghe.be

2013, self-published, edition of 20www.facebook.com/amazingflashcamera

AMAZING FLASH CAMERA.RUBEN ACCOU & THOMAS VANDEBERGHE

KZ GLI ULTIMI TESTIMONI.VALENTINO BARACHINI

Valentino Barachini is a master photobook maker, his publications are gems that combine bookmaking craft and photography.

KZ Gli Ultimi Testimoni (The last witnesses) looks into the nazi death camps in Germany, Austria and Poland. Barachini visited them be-tween 2008 and 2011.

www.barachini.com

Self-published, edition of 10

FALLING FROM A HEIGHT.MARTIJN BERK

Martijn Berk writes on his website: “Falling from a height tells the story of my obsession for a 20-year-old boy. At first sight, the project might seem to be just a personal document, but at a second glance the project also raises questions that could be applicable to everyone: How far do you go in the quest for intimacy, how do you deal with the primal forces that are awakened? And just how does the power play work between two people?”

Falling from a height contains more than 4000 photos as contact sheets.

www.martijnberk.com

2013, published by Idea Bookswww.ideabooks.nl

CREDO.TIANE DOAN NACHAMPASSAK

French photographer of Asian descent, Tiane Doan na Champassak (1973), based in Provence, was first recognized for his documentary work (Agence Vu) before exploring a more artistic approach.

His photography is driven by a fascination for gender identity issues, revealing a decidedly aesthetic sensibility. For each body of work, print or publication, he seeks out the most appropriate techniques, materials and formats.

www.champassak.com

2013, self-published

HOMELANDVLADI-VOSTOK.OLIVIER CORNIL

Olivier Cornil about this book:“I’m attracted by the overseas. I’m not a globetrotter, solitude is im-portant to me in my daily life but it hate it when I’m travelling. Yet, whenever I have the chance of leaving, I do.”

Olivier Cornil is the winner of the “Propositions d’artistes” van het l’Espace Photographique Contretype, a competition aimed to encour-age creativity in Wallonia-Brussels.

www.oliviercornil.be

2012, published by Editions Yellow Now

JOHNNY’S HERE.MARLIES DE CLERCK

Here’s Johnny is a visual impression of Marlies’ life, seen through the lenses of many many disposable cameras. She always carries one with her and shoots whatever catches her eye. Sometimes it feels more like drawing than photographing, she says.

www.marliesdeclerck.be

2013, self-published

L’AMOUREUSEANNE DE GELAS

The lastest of Anne De Gelas’ photobooks is published by Le Caillou Bleu. She uses her work to come to terms with the death of her lover, the father of her son. She shares photos and parts of her diary. It’s a touching exploration of love and loss.

www.annedegelas.com

2013, edition of 550, published by Le Caillou Blue http://collection.cailloubleu.com

TOUCH.PETER DEKENS

Peter Dekens about Touch: “Stijn is a young man (23). He was born blind and lives in a modest apartment somewhere in the city. This is the only place in the world where he can move so freely. The table, the chairs, the kitchen and the bed aren’t obstacles for him.“

Touch has been nominated at Fotobookfestival Kassel 2013.

www.peterdekens.com

2012, self-published, edition of 500

AS DUST ALIGHTS.VINCENT DELBROUCK

Vincent Delbrouck published Beyond History (Havana 1998-2006) and started making a name for himself as a photographer to watch.

His latest publication As dust alights, is the first part of a trilogy he calls The Himalayan Project. He lived with his family in Katmandu, and As Dust Alights reflects his experiences as a stranger in a -for him- unknown country.

www.vincentdelbrouck.be

2013, self-published, edition of 200

ALLE VON DENEN.AMIRA FRITZ

Alle Von Denen or ( ‘All of Those’) comes with actual c-prints, at-tached to the pages. The models are covering their faces with elabo-rate bouquets; the photos are like a sweet memory of a dream from which it was hard waking up.

www.amirafritz.com

2012, edition of 120, published by b.frank bookswww.bfrankbooks.org

THE HOUSE THAT BURNS EVERY DAY.MARINAGADONNEIX

Marina Gadonneix’s work weaves a complex link between documen-tary and fiction through photographs of places given over to tempo-rary neglect.

www.marinagadonneix.com

2012, published by RVB Bookswww.rvb-books.com

COMING HOME,ANY DAY NOWMELISSA MABESOONE

In Coming home, any day now Melissa Mabesoone tries to grasp an indefinable place, a spot stuck between nostalgia and utopia. She calls the book ‘a tale about the imaginary’. It’s a journey through (re-)constructed, memorized, found places...

www.melissamabesoone.blogspot.be

2013, self-published

BACK TO NOLA.SÉBASTIEN MARCQ

Sébastien Marcq’s work has been published in SNOR before, he was featured in SNOR 8. Back to Nola is a photographic essay of a homecoming to New Orleans.

www.photography-marcq.com

2013, published by Wabi Sabi éditionswww.wabisabi-editions.com

IF I EXORCISE MY DEVILS MY ANGELS MAY LEAVE TOO.NEMANJA PANCIC

Nemanja Pančić, winner of World Press Photo contest 2013 for the category “Observed Portrait”, chose to leave his representation of Serbia to the “Najdan Circles“, named after their alleged discoverer, Najdan Rakic, who claimed to have found an energy field with heal-ing power in the small Serbian village of Mala Krsna.

www.nemanjapancic.blogspot.com

2013, 100 copies, published by Akinawww.akinabooks.com

THE FOURTH WALL.MAXPINCKERS

Martin Parr said it best: “The sleeper book of the year is Max Pinckers’ The Fourth Wall by this emerging young Belgian photographer. It is a very nice production, and this self-published book, on a charmingly cheap newsprint examines the idea of the Indian film world and the escapism of this, alongside a very good set of contemporary images. These two ideas are woven together with great skill and the book just seems to work very well.”

www.maxpinckers.be

2012, 1000 copies, self-published

ONE AND A HALF METER.PETER PUKLUS

Jörg Colberg -a pillar in the online photography community- re-viewed One and a half meter: “The fact that the book is a relatively small production only enhances the effect of the work. The book trusts its viewers to understand the preciousness as coming from the photo-graphs, not from a lavish production. If there is a good example for how a smaller book can be preferable, here is one.”

www.peterpuklus.com

2012, published by Kehrer Verlag

RHEUM.

foundfootage.be is an online platform, on which different types of ‘found’ material are brought together. This material can be provided by artists but also comes from everyday sources. ‘Rheum’ is an ex-perimental vision on this practice.

With content by Taco Hidde Bakker, Brad Feuerhelm, Lucas Soi, Brad Tinmouth, Robert Urquhart, Kevin Kelly, Daniel Barroca, Philippe Wolthuis...

www.foundfootage.be

2013, self-published by De Bedoeling & foundfootage.be, edition of 250

TIFF.FOTOMUSEUMANTWERPEN

Fotomuseum in Antwerp started with .tiff in 2012. It’s a showcase of inspiring, promising, young Belgian photographers.

This time they’ve included: Ash Bowland, Jim Campers, Marine Dricot, Marina Herbst, Yves Kerckhoffs, Sébastien Van Malleghem, Aurore dal Mas, Clément Montagne, Saartje Van de Steene en Thomas Sweertvaegher.

.tiff is a perfect example of what a photography magazine can be.

www.fotomuseum.be

2013

REMEMBER THE WHITE HORSES.STEFAN VANTHUYNE

Stefan Vanthuyne writes about his book: “In more ways than I could have imagined, becoming a father has been an overwhelming experi-ence. With the beauty of parenthood came a vulnerability that I had never felt before. It left me with a heart full of doubts and a head full of questions.

Our first child was born in July 2007. In June 2009, his second birth-day just around the corner, we travelled to the Ardèche region in France. The photographs in this book were made as a record of our days spent there.

Away from an everyday context, far from our daily routines and pat-terns, things rise to the surface. Relationships become visible. The incredible bond between a mother and her son. (What is my part?) Almost tangible. Having returned to these photographs many times since then, it took me until now to realize this. To see and to recog-nize.”

www.stefanvanthuyne.be

2013, published by Le Caillou Bleuhttp://collection.cailloubleu.com

THE SEVENTH ROW OF SEATS.PETER WATERSCHOOT

The Seventh Row of Seats [Preparing The Scene] is a collection of Waterschoot’s dystopian photographs. Dark, brooding, timeless, the images seduce slowly and offer no remorse. All exits are blocked, the viewer is trapped.

www.peterwaterschoot.com

2012, self-published, edition of 100

PLACE AND.SUZANNA ZAK

Suzanna about Place And: “Long story short is that I ended up in the Yukon because of the small batch of boreal forest up in Dolly Sods; the highest plateau east of the Mississippi River. I’m sitting in the Midnight Sun a whole 3,792 miles away from Davis, West Virginia. It’s the last song of karaoke that night. Everyone in the bar knows the words. I’m the only person there who’s ever been to West Virginia, but that doesn’t stop everyone from singing, “country roads, take me home, to the place I belong, West Virginia, mountain momma, take me home, country roads...”

www.suzannazak.com

Edition of 300 copies

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COLOFONSNOR is Bert De Jonghe en Bruno Roels. Je kan hen bereiken op info@snor.it.

SNOR bedankt Andrea Copetti, Tipi Bookshop, Peter Waterschoot, Nina Jua Klein, Eva, Barber, Renee, Billie en Brecht.