Guest blog by Suzanne Révy Driving with a child in the back seat of the car can lead to plenty of arguments over the music being played on the radio. For photographer and father Jesse Burke, the music of Johnny Cash became the soundtrack for travels with his daughter, so integral that each of the […]
Photographer Karl Baden has employed a selection of his photographs to create a unique contemporary tribute to two iconic 20th century photographers in his new book, The Americans by Car. No guideposts are necessary to enjoy the serendipitous moments he expertly nabs, but if you share Baden’s love...
Is this a joyful philosophical treatise masquerading as a textbook? The brand new Third Edition of Christopher James’ definitive “The Book of Alternative Photographic Processes” is that most rare of gifts, with equal parts inspiration for living a fulfilling creative life and recipes with practical...
Step right up! Are you invigorated by the swirling, jostling cacophony of a happy crowd? Do you hanker for dynamic photographs and lively stories? Then step right up, don’t you miss it! In “State Fair: The Last Living Munchkin From the Wizard of Oz and Other Stories” (Kehrer Verlag, 2014),...
One of my favorite gifts has always been photography books and this Christmas I was delighted to receive several that I adore. I noticed quickly that none was more pored over by family and visitors – male or female, young or old – than Rania Matar’s award-winning* “A Girl and Her Room”...
In December, Becky Senf (Norton Family Curator at the Center for Creative Photography, Tucson, AZ and the Norton Family Curator of Photography at Phoenix Art Museum) posted on facebook: “Am sitting in my office crying over a just-received copy of Elinor Carucci’s book “Mother.” Wow....
