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The story so far since Musk’s takeover.
I’m still there. Not as often. It’s quieter. Less interesting. Probably because many of you are here.
My favourite photobooks of the year.
5. ‘Hafiz’ by Sabiha Çimen
“A coming-of-age story, a glimpse into a sacred tradition and a tribute to the young women who have memorised the holy Quran for all future generations.”
My favourite photobooks of the year.
4. ‘Road to Nowhere’ by Robin Graubard.
“I photographed the war in Yugoslavia, oil smuggling in Romania, runaways and orphans living in train-station tunnels in Bucharest, and a school for girls in Prague.”
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My favourite photobooks of the year.
3. ‘2’ by Eamonn Doyle
Fragments of passing urban life - concrete, slabs, shoes, elbows, drains, yellow lines, celebrations lids, glances, textiles and textures.
My favourite photobooks of the year.
2. ‘The Island by Robert Darch
Why?
Brooding, enigmatic photos.
“Most people stayed… never leaving, perhaps content with the familiar or afraid of what lay beyond Little England.”
My favourite photobooks of the year.
1. ‘Life As It Is’ by John Myers
Why?
I like how he makes mundane 70’s West Midlands suburbia visually pleasing & interesting and how it reminds me of the 70’s East Midlands suburbia I knew.
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