Originally published as a large format hardcover in 2006, this carefully curated retrospective of Elliott Erwitt's work is now available in a less expensive edition. This is a classic collection of images by a master of the art form.

Featuring images from one of the world's most admired photographers, this is an all-in-one fold-and-send stationery pad.

Elliott Erwitt (b. 26 July 1928 Paris, France) is an advertising and documentary photographer known for his black and white candid shots of ironic and absurd situations within everyday settings — a master of Henri Cartier-Bresson's decisive moment.

- A hardback notebook containing a selection of images by Elliott Erwitt (b. 1928), one of the best-known photographers of his generation and a Magnum member since 1954; — Full-page images are combined with pages on which to write your thoughts and notes; — Includes a variety of different text pages, including squared and lined pages on which to write, and blank pages on which to sketch and doodle; — Ideal gift for everyone interested in photography; — Includes a wide variety of images from landscapes to still lifes, portraits of people and animals all over the globe, captured in Erwitt's unmistakable, often witty, style;

In this unique book, photographic legend Elliott Erwitt presents a series of vignettes, each showing a sequence of photographs shot just moments apart. The characters portrayed vary widely from infants to the elderly or dogs. The themes range from the buzz of street life to lovers in a casual embrace. True to Erwitt's distinctive style, these images are un-staged, and the subjects' spontaneity shines through — heartbeat by heartbeat. Gifted storyteller that he is, Erwitt gives you a sense of what happens next, the end point being sometimes comic, sometimes poignant, and often with a wink.