Photography Book Archives - Page 19 of 31

Corinne Vionnet: ME. Here Now by Dana StirlingMay 8th, 2018

©Corinne Vionnet, ME. Here Now

ME. Here Now is a book by artist Corinne Vionnet published by Fall Line Press.
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Dave Jordano: A Detroit Nocturne by Aline SmithsonMay 7th, 2018

©Dave Jordano, Nocturne Cover

The masterful Dave Jordano has a new book, A Detroit Nocturne, published by PowerHouse Books.

R. J. Kern: The Unchosen Ones by Aline SmithsonApril 27th, 2018

Kenzi and Hootie, Anoka County Fair. From the series The Unchosen Ones. © R. J.

Greg Miller: Unto Dust by Aline SmithsonApril 24th, 2018

©Greg Miller

Guggenheim Fellow, Greg Miller, chronicles American life with a cinematic and exquisite capture of ordinary people doing ordinary things, using his large format camera to tra

Andrea Modica: January 1 by Aline SmithsonApril 17th, 2018

©Andrea Modica

For the past 10 years, photographer Andrea Modica, has taken to the streets of Philadelphia, wrapped in her winter’s warmest, to capture a 116 year tradition of the M

Interview with Joel Meyerowitz: Where I Find Myself by Dana StirlingApril 11th, 2018

“Joel Meyerowitz: Where I Find Myself, published by Laurence King in March 2018 is the first major single book retrospective of one of the world’s most

Allison Stewart: Bug Out Bag: The Commodification of American Fear by Aline SmithsonApril 4th, 2018

©Allison Stewart, Survivalcon! A preparedness expo showing off food storage, first aid, solar solutions, camping and survival supplies, homesteading, alternative energies, preparation and

Inbal Abergil: N.O.K-Next Of Kin by Aline SmithsonApril 3rd, 2018

©Inibal Abergil. From the series: N.O.

Matt Eich: I Love You, I’m Leaving by Julia BennettMarch 16th, 2018

At this particular time I have no one
Particular person to grieve for, though there must
Be many, many unknown ones going to dust
I often recall this verse by Elizabeth

Marina Vitaglione: Solastalgia by Julia BennettMarch 13th, 2018

I’ve always been fascinated by imagery that can provide the comfort of, and at times yearning for home, despite my never having witnessed the scene being depicted.