Photography Books
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Transcendental Values and the Photographer
Beauty In Photography is a collection of essays on the nature of photography as art: creating it, judging it, and relating to it.
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Photography Led by the Spirit
Krist's guide is a delicious balance of his own artistic philosophies from a lifetime of photographing in various contexts and the more technical aspects of the trade.
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Herbarium Amoris – Floral Romance – Book Review
Interesting essays discuss the work of Carl Linnaeus and his Calendarium Florae. Outstanding photography captures minute details of flowers in vivid, colourful close-ups.
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Album of the Damned
Paul Garson's collection of everyday photographs begs the question: How could such ordinary people commit such extraordinary crimes?
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The Photobook
Photographer Martin Parr and photo historian and critic Gerry Badger compiled this huge historical survey of the photobook, a genre inextricably tied to photography.
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Beyond Decorum – The Photography of Iké Udé
Performer, photographer, and aRUDE magazine editor Iké Udé pushes limits elegantly in this collection of his work from the 1990s.
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The John Hinde Butlin's Photographs
British postcard photographer John Hinde's glowing color images of Butlin's Holiday Camps in the '60s and '70s, presented and with an introduction by Martin Parr.
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Planet Shanghai Book Review
In his new book, Justin Guariglia explores the city of Shanghai, China bringing readers the most unique perspectives possible.
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Book Review: Lewis Carroll by Anne Higonnet
Lewis Carroll was not only a gifted author but also an accomplished photographer, as demonstrated in this collection of photographs of his family and friends.
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"A Camera, Two Kids and a Camel" Review
Annie Griffiths Belt isn't just a great photographer, but also a good writer. Her 2008 book, both a collection of her work and an autobiography, is inspirational.
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