[ BOOK LIVES ] Coincidences by Sarah Moon
Sarah Moon started out as a fashion model in the 60s but found out soon that she would rather be the one making the pictures. (more…)
Sarah Moon started out as a fashion model in the 60s but found out soon that she would rather be the one making the pictures. (more…)
This pristine copy, very hard to find, was given to me by my good friend, Darren Soh, who found it in Melbourne many years ago.
Among all the Japanese photography books I have amassed over the years, Omiai by Tomoko Sawada stands out because it doesn’t quite fit into what has become rather stereotypical of works from The Land of Rising Sun. (more…)
Considered one of the most important photography books ever published, William Klein: Life is Good & Good for You in New York has been out of print for a long time. (more…)
At first glance, many of Paolo Ventura’s pictures look close to ‘real-life’ but in actual fact, they are all miniature recreations of scenes.
Now that you have finished going gaga over the omnipresence of Singapore in the latest Korean drama Little Women series, can we go back to the things that should matter more? (more…)
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…)
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…)