THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER by Jock SturgesAperture
Very first of the Jock Sturges books, but since 1991 remains in print. Easily available, exists in few languages. I have German and English versions. "Notes" (2004) was first book I personally found from him. I did end up swiftly collecting all what was available for somewhat reasonable price. Luckily it is pretty much majority of his works. Finland isn't exactly known for great supply of artbooks - especially not for photography, and when you can't find stuff by browsing shelves, you need to know what kind of titles you're looking for.
One would expect Sturges to be known for many. If not because of his high profile as amazing photographer, maybe the scandal of FBI raiding his offices. This case connected the early 90's controversy in general - where artists as Sally Mann and Mapplethorpe got same treatment.
QuoteJock Sturges (born 1947) is an American photographer, best known for his images of nude adolescents and their families, primarily taken at communes in Northern California and at the Atlantic-coast naturist resort at Montalivet, France. His work has been the subject of controversy. Much of his work features Californian Misty Dawn, whom he shot from when she was a young child until in her twenties. In 1990, his San Francisco studio was raided by FBI officers and his equipment seized. A Grand Jury subsequently declined to bring an indictment against him.
Sturges graduated with a BFA in Perceptual Psychology and Photography from Marlboro College and received an MFA in photography from the San Francisco Art Institute. He primarily works with a large 8x10-inch-format view camera.
Last day of Summer being his first book, obviously covers his old masterworks with large format camera. Unfortunately later days he has moved into digital works. There is quite ok'ish documentary done about him by smaller german photo-documentary company back in 2007. Ordered it from them back then, not sure if still available. Quality something you expect to see from regular TV channel, rather than "collectors dvd"? Certainly far behind Mann document for example.
You can start basically from any Sturges book. All are good.