Paperback photography book Thomas Joshua Cooper: Refuge by Terrie Sultan perfectly reflects the photographer’s unique aesthetic and philosophy, illustrated through a collection of twenty black and white photographs made on the East End of Long Island and Shelter Island in 2016, juxtaposed with earlier works depicting sites along the Hudson River, Cape Cod, and Maine. Each image is accompanied by texts that provide eloquent historical and geographic context.

It also contains a special section on Cooper's artistic process: how he researches, experiences, and captures the essence of the locations he photographs.

Working solely with an 1898 Agfa field camera, Thomas Joshua Cooper has established himself as one of the foremost landscape photographers of our time. His magnificent black-and-white seascapes explore specific points on the globe - often at the most remote areas, where sea and land meet.