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Hollywood Sunset – An Analog Experience with a Nikon and a 3D printed 4×5 – By Oleg (Boris) Dyachenko

By / December 17, 2021 / Books, Zines & Exhibitions, Photos & Projects / 12 Comments

I am Boris, and here’s my story about a photo project I started in 2019. Even though the 2020 events changed its course quite a bit, I was still able to finish it and make it into a book, to be printed in 2022.

For over two decades I worked in the magazine publishing industry where I developed my passion for photography. I first started to photograph much earlier though. At the age of 10 I learned how to shoot with my dad’s medium format TLR.

Morag Perkins

Photography Through The Pandemic – A Spotlight on the Artists: Pt 5

By / December 20, 2021 / Books, Zines & Exhibitions / Leave a Comment

Welcome to part five of our Spotlight on the Artists. In each article I’ll be sharing a few of our contributors with you, telling you a little bit about their work and where you can see more. And of course, encouraging you to support our kickstarter campaign to get the book made! Mike Beard Mike …

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Inherit the Land Book Cover; Man Collects Landfill Items Near Heavy Machinery

‘Inherit the Land’ by Jack Lueders-Booth – Review by Joshua Wright

By / December 2, 2021 / Books, Zines & Exhibitions / 2 Comments

Inherit the Land is the kind of documentary photography I aspire to create.

In this 96 page book, Jack Lueders-Booth explores the living conditions, the people, and the culture of settlements surrounding the municipal dumps of Tijuana, Mexico. In these dumpes, people live and survive surrounded by squalor and cast-offs. Life in poverty, sustained by the excesses of others.

Andrea Armando

Photography Through The Pandemic – A Spotlight on the Artists: Pt 4

By / December 20, 2021 / Books, Zines & Exhibitions / Leave a Comment

Welcome to part four of our Spotlight on the Artists. In each article I’ll be sharing five of our contributors with you, telling you a little bit about their work and where you can see more. And of course, encouraging you to support our kickstarter campaign to get the book made! Andrea Armando Andrea’s work …

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A shelf contains a selection of photobooks

The Joy of Photobooks – By Nik Stanbridge

By / December 8, 2021 / Books, Zines & Exhibitions, Philosophy & Reflections / 10 Comments

Back in the early 1980s, in my 20s and in my formative photographic years, I read a lot of books about the craft and practice of photography. This obviously contributed enormously to my understanding of photography and my ability to use a manual camera and take well exposed photographs.

I bought and read beautiful old books about the zone system, toning, developer formulae, darkroom printing. And I kept going. Books about the decisive moment, composition, film stock, technique this, technique that… Lots of practical books. But no books of photographs (OK, maybe one or two… an Ansel Adams or two).

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