First impressions count.  Yes, it’s a cliché, but it’s also true. Every book designer knows you can’t judge a book

I duck into the dollar store for a mask before venturing into the haze of wildfire smoke, which hangs over

I believe every single one of us who has ever taken a landscape photograph, stood in front of one, or

The biography is a curious genre. There is always a backstory to a life we may know. Whether it’s someone

Every photographer is a historian. Every time we press the shutter release, we are capturing a moment and preserving it.

There is something wonderfully promising about a duet. Two voices, placed next to each other, perhaps in harmony, perhaps both

There’s nothing special, or even all that original, about saying that a photographer’s real subject is light. Light and shadow,

A phrase we all remember from growing up is this: One of these things is not like the other. Of

I have often wondered why we are so in love with geometry. Shapes of any sort have always called to

I shouldn’t be surprised anymore. I’ve seen enough still life photography to know that perhaps the quietest of the photographic

Sometimes all you need is a list of names— Dave Grohl. Lenny White. Steve Jordan. Steve Ferrone. Ringo Starr. Jack

Let me say, here at the beginning, that Matthew Naythons’ book, Light in Dark Places, is a necessary book. It

Collections of landscape photography can take on a number of forms. They can be documentary reportage. They can be laments

Every now and then, I am reminded that photo books, some of them, should come with a bit of a

Some photo books not only exceed expectations, they transcend them. Some photo books are not only beautiful or poignant or