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Werkstatt is a new minimal, creative Photography WordPress blog theme by Elmastudio. The theme is designed with a horizontal scrolling blog front page to feature your photography.

The theme design is calm and refreshing and your unique work always stays in focus for the viewer. The typography is minimal and the responsive design gives you the opportunity to feature your work perfectly on all devices.

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Recommended Books:

Humans of New York, 2013
by Brandon Stanton
The Art of Photography: An Approach to Personal Expression Paperback, 2010
by Bruce Barnbaum
Photography at MoMA: 1960 to Now, 2015
The Photography, 2000
by Editors of Phaidon Press
The Great Wide Open
Lifestyle & Photography
New Outdoor and Landscape Photography
Ai Weiwei
Photography & Distanz
New York 1983–1993
Photographic Documents of an Exciting Era
VORN #7
Lifestyle & Art
The Face of Morality
Berlin Wonderland
Photography & Bestsellers
Wild Years Revisited, 1990–1996
Urban Art Photography
Art & Photography

The Art, Science, and Craft of Great Landscape
by Glenn Randall
Visions of Earth:
National Geographic Photographs of Beauty, Majesty, and Wonder,
National Geographic
Hide and Seek
The Architecture of Cabins and Hide-Outs
Illusive Graphic
Contemporary Illustration Part Four
Off the Road
Explorers, Vans, and Life Off the Beaten Track
The Monocle Guide to Better Living
by Monocle

Photography: The 50 Most Influential Photographers of All Time (Icons of Culture), 2010
by Chris Dickie
The Dogist: Photographic Encounters with 1,000 Dogs, 2015
by Elias Weiss Friedman
John Shaw's Guide to Digital Nature Photography, 2015
by John Shaw