Category: Reviews

Those Wonderful Small Corners – Review of “Do Not Disturb My Waking Dream” by John Cohen

There should be a word somewhere between evocative and provocative.  To evoke is to cause memory. To provoke is to cause

On the Breath of Street – Review of “Friction / Tokyo Street” by Tatsuo Suzuki

Let me admit to a bias. I love street photography. I love the spontaneity, the serendipity, the flash of opportunity and the

Variations on a Fluid Theme – Review of “Lake Pictures” by Lucinda Devlin

There is something wonderful about repetition and difference, the familiarity and depth of one, the freshness and serendipity of the

The Joy of Smart and Curious Time – Review of “Buddha” by Michael Kenna

One of the great joys of curiosity is the way it is so easily shared.  No, perhaps that’s wrong. Shared

Insight – review of “Magnum Artists: When Great Photographers Meet Great Artists”

How do you photograph an idea, a talent, a critique or a hope? It’s a particular problem for portraiture. We

I Love Paris – review of “Paris” by Paul Almasy

Let me admit this at the beginning. I love Paris.  I have the good fortune to be there once a year,

The Force of the Missing – review of “Silent Cities” by Mat Hennek

Mat Hennek – Silent Citiespublished by Steidl, 2020review by W. Scott Olsen I shouldn’t be surprised. Great photography, like great

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