Photo Books
- 1958: Les Americains, French, Published by Robert Delpire, Paris
- 1959: The Americans, English, introduction by Jack Kerouac
- 1972: The lines of my hand
- 1997: Flamingo
- 2003: Twenty-four Photographs
- 2006: Come again
- 2007: London/Wales
- 2008: Die Amerikaner, German, reconstructed version of "The Americans" by Robert Frank, introduction by Jack Kerouac; Steidl Verlag, Göttingen 2008 in German ISBN 978-3-86521-658-8. In English ISBN 978-3-86521-584-0. In Chinese, titled Meiguoren ISBN 978-3-86521-657-1
- 2012: Ferne Nähe/Distant Closeness. Hommage für Robert Walser/A Tribute to Robert Walser. ISBN 978-3-9523586-2-7.
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