Zen Audacity in Eikoh Hosoe's Barakei: Consideration of an Image
This is it. The image that forever did me in, the one that turned me into a Japanese photography addict.
To tell you what you are looking at is one thing, and flatly
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Francine Fleischer and the Watery Depths
While we know at first glance that these are individuals idly and happily dog-paddling or back-floating in what seem to be serene waters, there is still this pervasive sense that something unfathomably dark and complex—unquantifiable—accompanies them.
Q & A With Larissa Leclair of the Indie Photobook Library
Great ideas often find their genesis in something that its creator has already been doing for a long while. Writer, curator and collector Larissa Leclair has been embodying this notion in her
Photographs Not Taken and Photographs Stolen
There was an image that I did not take when I was in India this winter, but the image is burned in my memory.
I did not take it on purpose. It was
What May Come: On the Future of Photobooks
I'm jumping in at literally the 11th hour to add a few thoughts to this discussion generated by Andy Adams and Miki Johnson.
Point-the-first: I'm of the opinion that