[ BOOK LIVES ] Daido Moriyama in Color: Now, And Never Again
This is my first Book Lives entry dedicated to Daido Moriyama and yet, the book I’ve chosen is one in color. (more…)
This is my first Book Lives entry dedicated to Daido Moriyama and yet, the book I’ve chosen is one in color. (more…)
Square and direct flash, OMG! What was I thinking back in the 90s, liking something I wasn’t supposed to? (more…)
The spine has been repaired but this copy, given to me as a birthday present, is still beautiful. (more…)
Imagine my joy getting a letter from Aperture two decades ago, saying that they have found boxes of Robert Frank’s The Americans in some warehouses, a stockpile that they didn’t even know existed? (more…)
Unlike many photo book lovers, I am not particularly interested in getting them signed by the authors. (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…)