Gerald Hoberman Books

Gerald and Marc Hoberman bring their magical touch to a new range of trend-setting travel and photography books -- the irresistible Mighty Marvellous Little Books series. Distinctively designed, each little hardcover book is lavishly produced with magnificent color photographs throughout, a full-color map, captivating and informative text, printed endpapers, a dustjacket, and a ribbon bookmark. Africa's remote wilderness regions, legendary sunsets, and unique wildlife have long held an allure for the visitor. This little book showcases the best of Gerald, and Marc Hoberman's wildlife photography. From the "Big Five" -- the lion, elephant, black rhinoceros, leopard, and African buffalo -- to the lesser-known creatures -- such as the suricate, kudu, ostrich, wildebeest (gnu), and the majestic fish eagle -- Wildlife of Africa will delight nature lovers of every kind.

London is a city of immense size, where the old and the new live comfortably cheek by jowl. This book is a celebration and an important record of England's capital. In both pictures and words, it speaks for itself.

Cape Town, as presented by Gerald Hoberman, is a wondrous place. It is simultaneously city & wilderness, a place of haunting natural beauty & captivating urban charm.

A stunning collection of photographs by father-and-son team, Gerald and Marc Hoberman, featuring Salt Lake City, host to the 2002 Olympic Winter games and home of the world famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

The authors explore the breathtaking landscapes of Napa Valley through various aerial and ground perspectives, capturing the essence of this renowned wine region. Their experiences in hot-air balloons and helicopters, along with treks through vineyards, highlight the stunning beauty and charm of the area, showcasing its allure and significance in the world of wine.

The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival, celebrated for its vibrant colors and energy, is captured through contemporary photographs in this unique cultural statement. Alongside these images, the book provides a historical overview of the carnival, enriched by the author's photographs of District Six and Bo-Kaap from 1969, offering a deeper context to the cultural significance of the event and the communities involved.