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This new startup guide from Entrepreneur Press explores the business side of creating and selling your photographs as a part-time or full-time occupation.

A look at artists who incorporate dogs into their artwork, and a look at dogs in the history of art.

A beautiful book full of memories, people, sunshine and lovely recipes by a great chef and nice guy too! Be inspired - if this book doesn't get you cooking - none will!

Lori Hilliard has done a beautiful job of writing a book for children that explains what it means when parents divorce and children have two homes.

Popular beach side resort Cape May, New Jersey, has a centuries' old history of visitors and residents who wish to stay longer in this scenic East Coast vacation spot.

A wealth of early childhood books from international writers and illustrators. Easter basket fillers, birthday presents. See what's new for kids.

New York City has some of the best art museums in the world. Visitors can view art from cubism to pointalism, as well as old master paintings. New York has it all.

Nature photography is vast & limitless - a stunning sunrise, crisp fall colors, wild weather changes, graceful flowers, raging rivers, soaring birds or sleeping animals.

American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt may have died last year, but multiple exhibits taking place in the U.S. honor his work.

Morimoto: The New Art of Japanese Cooking is a splendid first cookbook debut from TV's Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto.

Super thin anorexia girls are filmed in Lauren Greenfield's movie Thin. These women have eating disorders and are in a residential treatment program.

Photographer Martin Parr and photo historian and critic Gerry Badger compiled this huge historical survey of the photobook, a genre inextricably tied to photography.