Exploring & Celebrating Photography
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Book Review • Landscape
Edward Burtynsky: African Studies
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Book Review • Black & White
Ralph Ellison – Photographer
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Book Review • Documentary
Ian Howorth – A Country Kind of Silence
Published by Setanta, A Country Kind of Silence, the third monograph from English-based photographer, Ian Howorth, is a compelling visual exploration of…
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Book Review • Fine Art
Modern Paradox
Modern Paradox, the second monograph from photographer Joshua K. Jackson is a captivating exploration of contemporary society that captures the contradictions of…
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Book Review • Landscape
Tom Hegen – Salt Works
Salt Works, the latest monograph from German photographer Tom Hegen, captures both the tantalizing beauty and dramatic impact of salt production on…
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Book Review • Color
Henri Prestes – We Were Born Before The Wind
In his debut monograph, Portuguese photographer Henri Prestes constructs an intriguing and surreal portrait of his homeland, imbued with mystery, solitude, and…
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Book Review • Color
The Unseen Saul Leiter
Thames & Hudson presents a groundbreaking collection of previously unseen images from visionary New York City photographer, Saul Leiter.
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Book Review • Color
Feeling Before Seeing
Feeling Before Seeing, the debut monograph by South Korean photographer Youngchul Kim, poetically embodies the medium’s reflexive power.
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Book Review • Street
The Way it was. Road Trips USA
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Book Review • Color
The Sniper Paused So He Could Wipe His Brow
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Book Review • Street
Unfolding into Morning – Zoë Waldman
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Book Review • Street
Street Cops – Jill Freedman
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Book Review • Documentary
Jake Michaels – c.1950
Setanta presents c.1950 by Jake Michaels, a deeply absorbing portrayal of the Mennonites of Belize.
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Book Review • Documentary
Antanas Sutkus: Planet Lithuania
Steidl presents an extensive survey of Antanas Sutkus’ absorbing depictions of his native Lithuania, captured during the Soviet occupation.
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Book Review • Street
Harry Gruyaert’s East and West
Russia and the USA in the 1980s, the East and the West: rivals, parallel universes. What better way to paint a portrait…
