Robin Hinsch’s Lonely Are All the Bridges Captures the Fragile Connections That War Destroys
Can photography capture what war tries to erase? Robin Hinsch spent 15 years photographing Ukraine to find out. Photography Book Spotlight
Wahala: How Robin Hinsch’s Global Journey Reveals the Violence Behind the Oil and Coal We All Use
Not every moment should be photographed, and knowing which is which takes courage. Robin Hinsch’s project Wahala shows the hidden cost of oil, coal, and gas in places most people never see. Photography Book Spotlight
Photographing Orwell’s Island: How Craig Easton Captured What Jura Feels Like
Most photos show what a place looks like. These show how it feels. Craig Easton went to Jura, the remote Scottish island where George Orwell wrote 1984. He wanted to understand why Orwell chose this isolated place and what it might still hold for someone searching for focus, silence, or meaning. Photography Book Spotlight
Photograph What You Care About Before It’s Gone - Faultlines by John Volynchook
Instead of pointing his camera at activists and banners, John Volynchook focused on the earth itself, grass, roots, chalk, water. What looks peaceful at first becomes more powerful the longer you look, especially when you know what’s at stake. Photography Book Spotlight
Photographing the Astronomers Who Map the Stars: Daniel Stephen Homer’s Route de la Belle Étoile
Astronomy isn’t just about telescopes and distant galaxies, it’s about the people who spend their nights chasing the unknown. These amateur astronomers, often working from backyards and homemade observatories, have made real contributions to science. Photography Book Spotlight
Capturing Tomorrow’s History: Why Steve Madden’s The Grind Matters More Than You Think
Every moment that feels ordinary today will become part of the past. The Grind freezes those moments, turning foggy bus windows and crowded commutes into something unforgettable. Photography Book Spotlight
Long-Form Photography Isn’t Just an Art - It’s the Most Honest Way to Tell a Story
Most images are taken in an instant, but they rarely go beyond the surface. Long-form documentary photography is different—it demands patience, deep engagement, and an understanding of the people and places being documented. Photography Book Spotlight
A Photographer’s Reckoning: How Will Green’s Pandemic Loss Became a Visual Narrative of Fragility
Will Green’s Death and Other Belongings is a record of grief, loss, and the way memories linger in the smallest details. After losing both of his parents to Covid-19 within days of each other, Green turned to his camera, capturing a world that felt both familiar and unrecognizable. Photography Book Spotlight
How Shelby Lee Adams’ Photography Proves the Value of Archiving Photos
Shelby Lee Adams’ journey through his photographic archive reveals the hidden treasures and timeless beauty that careful preservation can uncover. In “From the Heads of the Hollers,” Adams shows how revisiting and archiving photos can bring new life and profound insights to images once forgotten. Discover the magic of looking back and the stories that only time can tell. Photography Book Spotlight
Transforming Sadness into Art: The Story of Ioanna Sakellaraki
Imagine taking your deepest sadness and turning it into art that everyone can connect with. That’s what Ioanna Sakellaraki did with her project “The Truth is in the Soil,” where she used photography to explore and preserve the traditions of mourning in Greece.
Exploring Port Talbot: Roo Lewis’s Photographic Journey Beyond UFOs
Roo Lewis’s Port Talbot UFO Investigation Club is a captivating photographic journey that delves into the heart of a small Welsh town, transcending its UFO lore to uncover the rich tapestry of its people and landscapes. Photography Book Spotlight
Exploring Global Carnival Traditions: Jason Gardner’s We the Spirits
Join Jason Gardner on a mesmerizing journey across fifteen countries as he uncovers the hidden world of traditional Carnival in his latest book, We the Spirits. Through his lens, experience the profound cultural rituals and vibrant celebrations that connect communities to their ancient roots, transcending the ordinary to reveal the extraordinary. Photography Book Spotlight
Exploring 'Hong Kong After Hong Kong': Chung-Wai's Pictorial Ode
Wong Chung-Wai, a rising star in the field of photography, casts a revealing light on the hidden nuances of Hong Kong. Venturing beyond the dazzling skyline and vibrant markets, his work paints an intimate portrait of the city he called home. Photography Book Spotlight
‘I Am Warning You’ by Rafał Milach
Exploring propaganda and the architecture of control, Rafał Milach’s “I Am Warning You” delves into the architectural and ideological realms of border walls, offering a profound exploration of their impact on society. Photography Book Spotlight
Insights from 'The Things Not Seen Are Eternal' by Herman Ellis Dyal
Dive into Herman Ellis Dyal’s hauntingly beautiful photographic monograph, The Things Not Seen Are Eternal, where the silent halls of Riverside Church whisper tales of a bygone era, captured through the lens of an architect’s eye. Photography Book Spotlight
Behind the Masks: Exploring Traditional Island Festivities with Alys Tomlinson
Explore the poignant world of "Gli Isolani" where Alys Tomlinson's lens reveals the soul of island traditions through the vivid storytelling of costumes and rituals. Photography Book Spotlight
Here and There: Jillian Edelstein's Photographic Quest for Roots
Venture into the heart of Jillian Edelstein's family odyssey, uncovering her lineage and exploring the pervasive theme of human displacement. Diving into her work "Here and There" reveals a rich narrative of survival, diaspora, and the universal refugee story that connects humanity.
J Houston’s Portrayal of Trans Existence: An Exploration of Tuck and Roll
J Houston's 'Tuck and Roll' is a photographic journey into the heart of the trans community in the American Midwest. This collection of intimate portraits and telling landscapes merges reality with magical realism, offering a fresh perspective on a often-stereotyped region.