Photobooks of 2015: The Photocaptionist
The Photocaptionist is deeply about image-text intersections. 2015 has been our busiest year with many off line projects for printed magazines and exhibitions. To…
December, 2015
Photobooks of 2015: Martin Amis
Over the course of the year, I am fortunate enough to have many photobooks pass through my hands. Since May I have been recommending…
Photobooks of 2015: Will Steacy
Photographer Will Steacy has selected some of his favourite books of 2015: 1. My Lens Our Ferguson – Adrian Octavius Walker 2. Fire…
Photobooks of 2015: Tomoki Matsumoto
Tomoki Matsumoto picks his photobook highlights from the past year: 1. Shoji Ueda by Shoji Ueda (Chose commune) 2. Peak by Nicolo Degiorgis…
Photobooks of 2015: Calin Kruse
Calin Kruse has picked some of his favourite books of the year: 1. Jon Cazenave: Ama Lur According to the website, „the artist has…
Photobooks of 2015: Hannah Watson
Hannah Watson of Trolley Books, shares some of her favourite books of the past year: 1. Timothy Prus – The Whale’s Eyelash I…
Photobooks of 2015: Rob Hornstra
Rob Hornstra has shared five of his favourite photobooks from the past year. He will reveal the remaining 5 books in his Top 10…
Photobooks of 2015: Mark Pearson
Mark Pearson has shared some of the favourite photobooks that he has discovered and worked on in the past year: 1. Terayama –…
Photobooks of 2015: Hester Keijser
On Facebook, Gary Cohen shared the secret recipe for making lists of favorite books for the end of year mania as follows: 1. Mine…
Photobooks of 2015: Hannes Wanderer
Hannes Wanderer has shared a selection of 10 books that really caught his attention this year:- 1. Mariken Wessels – Taking off. Henry My…
Photobooks of 2015: Ramón Reverté
Ramón Reverté has kindly shared some of his photobook highlights of the year: 1) Taking off. Henry my neighbor – Mariken Wessels …
Photobooks of 2015: Harvey Benge
Photographer and photobook maker Harvey Benge has shared his favourite books of the past year as follows: 1. Ron Jude – Lago – quiet…
Photobooks of 2015: Sonia Berger
In no particular order here are some of the photobooks that Sonia Berger enjoyed this year: 1. Révélations – Javier Viver (RM) 2. Un…
Photobooks of 2015: Mark Power
Next to share his photobook picks from the past 12 months is photographer Mark Power. In alphabetical order they are: 1. Missing Buildings – Thom…
Photobooks of 2015: Tiane Doan Na Champassak
In no particular here follows a selection of the books that Tiane Doan Na Champassak bought and loved from the past year: 1. Paweł…
Photobooks of 2015: 10×10 Photobooks Team
Many of the most interesting books of the past year were released without the help of a publisher. 10×10’s list highlights some of their…
Photobooks of 2015: Pierre Bessard
Pierre Bessard kindly shares his pick of the 1500+ photobooks he saw on his travels in the past year. 1. Federico Carpani – MAA…
Missing Buildings by Thom & Beth Atkinson, reviewed by Ollie Gapper
I’m an unapologetic sceptic when it comes to any amount of hype, particularly around something as reliant on taste and perspective as a book….
Photobooks of 2015: Maki
Next up with his selection for Photobooks of 2015 is Maki:- 1. Modoru Okinawa by Keizo Kitajima (Gomma books) 1975. Okinawa, Japan. The Vietnam…
Photobooks of 2015: Maxwell Anderson
Next in our round-up of photobook favourites from the past 12 months is Maxwell Anderson:- 1. Yuji Hamada – C/M/Y 2. Stefan Ruiz –…