Martin Cregg
Martin Cregg is an Irish photographer and educator based in Dublin. His book The Plot was published by Kehrer Verlag in 2026.
David Cruz
David Cruz is a Los Angeles photographer who works as The Drunk Wedding Photographer. He photographs weddings on 35mm film and began his night project Semiotic Nights in 2006.
Julien Coquentin
Julien Coquentin is a self-taught French photographer and author from Aveyron. His book Oreille coupée (éditions Lamaindonne, 2023) follows the return of the wolf to the region.
Ghaleb Cabbabé
Ghaleb Cabbabé is a documentary photographer born in Beirut and based in Geneva. His book How Can It Still Be Home? (Kehrer Verlag, 2025) is about Lebanon, his native country.
Xavo Buendia
Xavo Buendia is a photographer and creative director, born in Mexico City and based in Brighton, UK. His book Broken Edges launches on 5 December 2026.
Melonie Bennett
Melonie Bennett is a photographer from Maine. Her first book, Holy Cow! (GOST Books, 2026), collects black and white pictures of her family made between 1990 and 2011.
Thomas Boivin
Thomas Boivin is a French photographer who works mainly in black and white in the north-east of Paris. He has published three books with Stanley/Barker, including Ménilmontant and Place de la République.
Marek Bartoš
Marek Bartoš is a food photographer based in Prague, Czech Republic. He photographed the cookbook God Is a Pickle (gestalten, 2026) with the writer Šárka Otevřel Camrdová.
Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani
Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani is an artist, urbanist and photographer. She is the author of The Cities We Need (The MIT Press, 2024) and a founder of the studio Buscada.
Judith Black
Judith Black is an American photographer based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her book Where the Light Came In (STANLEY/BARKER, 2025) gathers her photographs of one armchair in her Cambridge apartment in 1980 and 1981.
Anthony Blasko
Anthony Blasko is an American photographer. His book Florida Strawberries (STANLEY/BARKER, 2022) documents the Plant City Strawberry Festival in Florida, shot on film at dusk.
Lisa Barlow
Lisa Barlow is a photographer based in Brooklyn, Colorado and Mexico City. Her book Holy Land U.S.A. (STANLEY/BARKER, 2024) shows a religious theme park in Waterbury, Connecticut, and the people around it. She first photographed it in 1980.
Lewis Ableidinger
Lewis Ableidinger (b. 1983) is a photographer from Kensal, North Dakota. His book Driving Through Flyover Country (Subjectively Objective, 2023) was made across 13 Midwestern states with a 4×5 view camera.
Lynn Adler
Lynn Adler is a photographer and documentary filmmaker. Her book And So We Moved to Petaca (University of New Mexico Press, 2026) shows life in a small New Mexico village in the early 1970s.
Inbal Abergil
Inbal Abergil is a documentary artist based in New York. Her book The Presence of Absence (Kehrer Verlag, 2025) follows American Gold Star Families after the death of a loved one in war.
Isabelle Arnon
Isabelle Arnon is a French photographer. Her book A Ranch Year: Cowboys of the West (teNeues, 2025) shows ranch life in Wyoming and Montana in black and white.
Ragnar Axelsson
Ragnar Axelsson (RAX) is an Icelandic photographer born in 1958. He has photographed the Arctic in black and white for over 40 years. His books include Behind Mountains (Kehrer Verlag, 2025) and Arctic Heroes (Kehrer Verlag, 2020).
Louis Stettner
Louis Stettner (1922–2016) was an American photographer who spent his life between New York and Paris. He photographed ordinary people at work, at rest and in the street, and his pictures join American street photography with French humanist photography.
Lee Friedlander
Lee Friedlander (born 1934) is an American photographer from Aberdeen, Washington. Since the 1960s he has photographed what he calls the American social landscape: streets, shop windows, motel rooms, monuments and roadsides.