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 –…
Photobooks of 2015: Yumi Goto
My contribution to this list of best photography books includes books that reflect the photographers’ personal circumstances, or those in which I can see…
Photobooks of 2015: Robert Dunn
Robert Dunn has kindly shared his photobook picks from the past year: 1.Daisuke Yokota – Taratine Daisuke Yokota’s masterpiece (so far). See my Photobookstore…
Photobooks of 2015: Erik Kessels
Erik Kessels has kindly shared some of his photobook highlights of the year:- Mariela Sancari – Moisés (La Fabrica, 2015) Paul Kooiker – Nude…
Photobooks of 2015: Robin Titchener
Next up in our end of year Photobooks of 2015 feature is collector Robin Titchener: 1. Daisuke Yokota – Taratine & Immerse Another stunning…
Photobooks of 2015: Simon Baker
To close the year, we have asked a number of photographers, photobook industry professionals and collectors to pick their favourite photobooks from the past…
Miwa Susuda’s Best Photobooks of 2014
1. Jason Nocito, PUD II (Dashwood Books, 2014) Nobody, especially in a big city like New York, talks about their feelings; only their thoughts….
Favourite photobooks of 2014, by Martin Amis
Over the course of a year I am fortunate enough to have many different photobooks pass through my hands. Here I am sharing some…
Sequester by Awoiska van der Molen, reviewed by Rodrigo Orrantia
This is perhaps one of the most talked about books of the year, and rightly so. Sequester by Awoiska van der Molen has managed…
Photobook recommendations 2014 part II, by Martin Amis
A continuation of this post, with my personal pick of the photobooks released from April to August of this year, a period overflowing with…
Photobook recommendations 2014, by Martin Amis
Photobooks seem to be selling out faster than ever. In recent weeks Cristina De Middel’s Party and Eamonn Doyle’s i have gathered little dust…
Favourite Photobooks of 2013, by Martin Amis
Over the course of the year, a great deal of books pass through my hands. 2013 has without doubt felt like a great year…