Andres Gonzalez's journey shies away from specifics to explore a poetic narrative. Designed by Syben Kuiper, the book is a meditation on place and an experiment in visual storytelling. Funds raised will help pay for the production costs of a small edition of 700 copies.

For 4 years, Eilon Paz has been developing Dust & Grooves, a photography project documenting vinyl record collectors from across the globe. Funds raised will go toward production of a book featuring 25 prolific vinyl collectors of all stripes with their fascinating treasures.

For five years, Canteen magazine has taught writing and photography to under-served Harlem 7th-graders. Each year culminates in the publication of canTeens—a beautifully designed print journal containing the students' work. Funds raised will produce our sixth issue of canTeens.

A book of color Polaroid aura portraits, camera print-outs and contributed texts from The Portrait Machine by Carlo Van de Roer. Backers can pre-order a signed copy of the book, posters, a box-set of images and other rewards in exchange for helping fund the project.

Bruce Myren photographs views at the 40th parallel from each degree of longitude across the US. 52 confluences in all, he has only 20 to go, some of the most challenging places to reach. Funds raised will be used to photograph in Indiana, Illinois, Utah, Nevada, and California.

Shane Lavalette is working on a limited-edition photobook to follow his upcoming exhibition at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta. Backers can pre-order a SIGNED copy of the book and acquire other unique rewards in exchange for helping fund the project.

Seven artists and writers contribute ideas about nature and place for this limited edition contemporary art book. Includes work from Flak Photo contributors Lex Thompson and Paula McCartney. Funds raised will support the production of 500 offset copies. Deadline is THU, MAY 24!

Maggie Steber looks at her mother's melancholic voyage into dementia by photographing their last days together. Funds raised will support a multimedia story produced by the critically acclaimed team at MediaStorm.

A crowdfunded photography festival! Photoville will feature exhibitions, lectures, workshops, nighttime projections, a photo dog run, a camera greenhouse, and a summer beer-garden with food trucks that will create a unique photo destination like you've never seen before.

Christine Osinski's photographs of "the forgotten borough" document the people and architecture of Staten Island, c. 1983-1984. Funds raised will be used to produce image scans, work prints, gallery quality exhibition prints and will off-set the production costs of a photobook.

Martin Usborne’s photographs of dogs looking silently out of car windows—often at night and frequently inspired by Edward Hopper and Todd Hido—evoke feelings of separation and longing. Funds raised will contribute to the cost of publishing a beautiful limited edition book.

For the past 16 years, Dmitri Kasterine has been making photographs in Newburgh, New York, a beautiful, crumbling city on the Hudson River. Fund raised will support the production of a self-published photobook + accompanying outdoor exhibition of mural size prints.

5 years in the making, Myra Greene's "My White Friends" considers the potential depictions of whiteness. Funds raised will support the production of a photobook published by Kehrer Verlag in late 2012.