September 2022 – Tay Kay Chin

[ BOOK LIVES ] Concrete Mama by Ethan Hoffman & John McCoy

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Post published:September 29, 2022
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Ethan Hoffman and John McCoy first met as colleagues at the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin newspaper in 1977 and spent quite a fair bit of their rookie days covering the Washington State Penitentiary. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] En Chantier – Une Universite et un quartier, Paris 13e, Massena by Josef Koudelka & Aymeric Fouquez

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Post published:September 28, 2022
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When it comes to photography books, there are some names that I find simply irresistible. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] A Series of Disappointments by Stephen Gill

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Post published:September 28, 2022
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The first time I encountered Stephen Gill’s A Series of Disappointments, I had the feeling of deja vu. Like “wait, I’ve seen these before, why do they look so familiar?” (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Growing Up Female: A Personal Photo-Journal by Abigail Heyman

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Post published:September 27, 2022
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Published in 1974, Growing Up Female: A Personal Photo-Journal by Abigail Heyman can really be considered ‘ahead of its time’. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] Love & Lust by Donna Ferrato

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Post published:September 22, 2022
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I first saw some of the images in this book in the 90s at the judging of a competition, and I remember the reactions of the judges very well. (more…)

[ BOOK LIVES ] The Heavens by Paolo Woods & Gabrielle Galimberti

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Post published:September 20, 2022
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It has taken me slightly more than a year to own The Heavens by Paolo Woods and Gabrielle Galimberti, but the wait is totally worth.

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[ K ] Narco-Saints

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Post published:September 13, 2022
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At a huge budget of 35 billion won (approximately US$25m), you can make two seasons of the very successful Crash Landing On You, or two seasons of Kingdom.

Or you can throw all into Narcos-Saints, which just started streaming on Netflix two days ago. (more…)