[ BOOK LIVES] Political Theatre by Mark Peterson
There must have been hundreds of photographers who were on the scenes during the 2016 US Presidential Elections but I personally looked forward to the gritty images by Mark Peterson. (more…)
There must have been hundreds of photographers who were on the scenes during the 2016 US Presidential Elections but I personally looked forward to the gritty images by Mark Peterson. (more…)
It is common knowledge that Swedes go crazy after the long winter and all they can think about, after months of dark and lonely hibernation, is to head for any place with sunshine. (more…)
This is one of the first books that blew my mind and changed my perspective of what makes a good photograph. (more…)
This is what happens when you combine two of your big loves into one big project, in the case of Thomas Allen, photography and books. (more…)
This book, and this image above in particular, really blew my mind away when I first saw it in my school library.
Published in 1998, Antonio Turok’s Chiapas: The End of Silence is a documentation of an area considered by many to be at the cultural crossroads for the Americas. (more…)
I had always been tempted to say that Max Vadukul is not as well-known in this part of the world but I know that it would be wrong to assume that because he is seldom mentioned, he is not known.