One of the most wonderful things about photography is the fact that it is both history and investigation. While, at

Sometimes a truth is disturbing. Yes, sometimes a truth is not the whole truth. It is not universal in its

It’s often said that photography, like music and dance, is a universal language. I have proof of that in my

Every now and then a photobook comes along which is more than beautiful, more than insightful, more than just fresh

In the literary world, there is a special place, and often a special love, for the autobiography or memoir. Sometimes,

There is, in the creative writing world, a bit of advice given to students, so often it’s become a cliche.

Let me be enthusiastic from the very beginning. You need to go out and get this book. Right now. As

I am sure we have all had this experience. We see an image, and something about it calls to our

Although this may be a matter of taste, I love collections of photography that tell a story. I don’t mean

Here is an interesting and troubling question: what can photography say about dying? We can, without question, give photographic testimony

It would be difficult to say anything good came out of the COVID-19 pandemic. The disruption, the loss of life,

Photobooks can have a variety of intentions. They can be inquisitions, investigations, interrogations of difficult circumstances. They can be matter-of-fact

One of the defining powers of photography is revelation. Hold a mirror, a camera, up to ourselves, and we see

I have been to India, but only once, more than a decade ago, and only for a few days. And

There are a great many photo books that celebrate community. It really doesn’t matter how you define it. It could