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BANME.sh posted:I came across Sam Abell's Life of a Photograph at a thrift store yesterday. No idea who he is other than a Nat'l Geographic photographer, but the book shows multiple takes of the same scene or subject. Really cool and interesting. Much of the subject matter seems to be right up Dorkroom's alley, too. Yeah I've got that book, it's a pretty good read on his Nat Geo photos.
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BANME.sh posted:I came across Sam Abell's Life of a Photograph at a thrift store yesterday. No idea who he is other than a Nat'l Geographic photographer, but the book shows multiple takes of the same scene or subject. Really cool and interesting. Much of the subject matter seems to be right up Dorkroom's alley, too. Sam Abell owns, I've got a signed version of that book and it's one of my favorites. He was one of my earliest influences and still is today. His photo of cowboys branding cattle has always stuck with me: http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/wallpaper/ngm/50-best/cowboys-branding-abell/ If y'all don't know Alex Webb, check him out too, works with layers amazingly well in a similar way. The Suffering of Light is probably my single favorite photo book right now.
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Mossless 4 Kickstarter is up: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1055996590/mossless-4Mossless posted:Mossless is back with their fourth big book — a look at portraiture that takes on the shifting lines of private and public realms (bear with us: on April 25th we can tell you the full title).
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crap nerd posted:More architecture than photography, but I picked up an old copy of Living Architecture: Islamic Indian for a couple of euro bucks and there's some good stuff in here. Here are a few other great books I've got in recent months: Rinko Kawauchi: Illuminance (2011) Michael Mack (ed): Reconstructing Space (1999) Jason Nocito: Loads (2009) Juergen Teller and Nicolas Ghesquière: The Flow (2015) Wolfgang Tillmans: Tillmans/Tillmans Burg/Truth Study Centre set (2011)
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Bringing this back like it's April of Dickety Six. I just had some work accepted into a pretty cool publication that's all about handmade works of a bunch of disciplines. https://thehandmagazine.net/issue-14-purchase-and-artist-links/ Looks like a pretty good deal for $10.
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Aperture are soon to publish a Todd Hido mid career retrospective monograph, Intimate distance. It might be interesting, but probably less so than his individual bodies of work. It's also considerably smaller than his Nazraeli/Twin Palms titles.
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Ric posted:Aperture are soon to publish a Todd Hido mid career retrospective monograph, Intimate distance. It might be interesting, but probably less so than his individual bodies of work. It's also considerably smaller than his Nazraeli/Twin Palms titles. Yeah looks like it will be reusing a lot of his previous photos, and seems to be like smaller than half of his usual photobooks.
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Here's the somewhat empty intro text from the normally insightful David Campany. Perhaps there is nothing to say of the collection. I'm not moved to make a purchase.
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Any recommended books on still life photography? With daylight hours dwindling I am thinking I should try to branch out into something I can experiment with indoors.
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Self promoting plug: I'm on the cover of the new Underdogs mag. Read the whole thing online free here https://issuu.com/isagelb/docs/underdogs_issue_11 You can buy a hard copy here if you want https://www.peecho.com/checkout/punkroyaltiger-gmail/265257/underdogs-issue11-
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Anyone want a copy of Stephen Shore's "The Nature of Photographs"? I got a copy for Christmas but already own it. Willing to send for free to any goon in the continental US. Link: https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Photographs-Stephen-Shore/dp/071484585X
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Awkward Davies posted:Anyone want a copy of Stephen Shore's "The Nature of Photographs"? I'll take it if you let me pay for shipping at least 
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Karl Barks posted:I'll take it if you let me pay for shipping at least Nah, don't worry about it. It's media mail, cheap. PM me your address.
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Is anybody aware of any photo mags printed with Blurb's magazine printing service? I'm thinking about putting something together and just want to get my hands on an example or two for layout inspiration and to see how the cover weight feels. this review makes them look pretty nice, but definitely want to get one in hand. http://www.learningsurfphotography.com/review-blurb-magazine-print-on-demand-service/
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MMD3 posted:Is anybody aware of any photo mags printed with Blurb's magazine printing service? I'm thinking about putting something together and just want to get my hands on an example or two for layout inspiration and to see how the cover weight feels. They took over MagCloud, who printed the old LPV and Kalina magazines, and a number of architects' portfolios. Perfectly respectable.
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MMD3 posted:Is anybody aware of any photo mags printed with Blurb's magazine printing service? I'm thinking about putting something together and just want to get my hands on an example or two for layout inspiration and to see how the cover weight feels. I've put together 3 zines printed using MagCloud and I'm quite happy with the quality. Feel free to buy them!
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alkanphel posted:I've put together 3 zines printed using MagCloud and I'm quite happy with the quality. Feel free to buy them! I have bought one of them, and can attest to alkanphel and magcloud's quality.
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Putrid Grin posted:I have bought one of them, and can attest to alkanphel and magcloud's quality. Thanks, glad to hear you liked it!
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awesome, I like their pricing and I like the idea of a perfectbound mag rather than a hardback book. I only wish they did perfect bound landscape orientation as 95% of my images are landscape but I'll just have to get creative with the layouts and recrop a bunch of stuff I suppose.
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MMD3 posted:awesome, I like their pricing and I like the idea of a perfectbound mag rather than a hardback book. I only wish they did perfect bound landscape orientation as 95% of my images are landscape but I'll just have to get creative with the layouts and recrop a bunch of stuff I suppose. I'm pretty sure you can do them as perfect bound landscape orientation.
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I got in eggleston's selected works from the democratic forest books and the prints are gorgeous. Much better than the older eggleston books I've gotten though ILL. Makes me wish Kodak would reissue Kodachrome with the news about ektachrome but it's probably a lost cause
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alkanphel posted:I'm pretty sure you can do them as perfect bound landscape orientation. As far as I could tell they only offer spiral bound for landscape. I'll look again though
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MMD3 posted:As far as I could tell they only offer spiral bound for landscape. I'll look again though If you look at the pricing calculator you can see both portrait and landscape options.
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Chill Callahan posted:I got in eggleston's selected works from the democratic forest books and the prints are gorgeous. Much better than the older eggleston books I've gotten though ILL.
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I feel like the Book thread is an acceptable place to try to offload my totally RAD zine... https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/208011788/we-took-them-prisoner-photography-zine-about-plant 
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Shane Lynam: Fifty High Seasons just hit kickstarter too, promises to be good.
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