Books
- Guido Karp: Volume IV (2004), limited to 500 copies
- Guido Karp: Music for your eyes (2006), ISBN 978-3-8238-1416-0
- Guido Karp: The Nudes - Photography with a Cyber-shot Mobile by Guido Karp (2007), ISBN 3-89602-783-2
- Guido Karp: Singvögel (2009), ISBN TBA
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