Tag Archives: photography

Humans of New York: Stories, by Brandon Stanton

This book really needs no introduction. Stanton photographs people in NYC (and elsewhere when traveling) and asks them questions. The last Humans of New York book I read contained mostly photos, where as this one was photos paired with the … Continue reading

Posted in 2016, Adult, Visual | Tagged , , | 2 Comments

KonMari Round 2: Photos

This is my very last KonMari post. I promise. I mentioned during round one of this whole process that I skipped the digital versions of my photos. Back in fall 2013, I’d spent months with my 25+ photo albums, culling, sorting, … Continue reading

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Humans of New York, by Brandon Stanton

Not too much to say about this one. I love the Humans of New York website (which I follow on Instagram and Facebook). I didn’t realize how young this project was (since late 2010). The new book that is out … Continue reading

Posted in 2014, Adult, Visual | Tagged , , , | 1 Comment

Around the World in 80 Diets, by Peter Menzel and Faith D’Aluisio

Awhile back, Katie mentioned this book on her blog and I immediately ordered it from my library. It seemed like a fascinating book, a photographic look into the diets of 80 people from around the world, arranged in order of … Continue reading

Posted in 2011, Adult, Visual, Wellness | Tagged , , , | 3 Comments

Spirit of the Elephant, by Gill Davies

I adore elephants, so when I saw this book on the clearance rack at B&N, I knew I had to get it. The book is half photography and half information on elephants. The photography in the book is beautiful, if … Continue reading

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M, by Jon Muth

I’ve been sick the last two days and no matter how hard I try, I can’t seem to read. In a last ditch effort to do something other than watch TV and movies, I pulled out M by Jon Muth. … Continue reading

Posted in 2010, Adult, Visual | Tagged | 1 Comment

African Sojourn, by Uwe Ommer

I read this book as a companion to my Enchantment: Senegal book. It’s a book that is supposed to highlight the beauty of the female African body. West African, specifically (but not just Senegal). Unlike Native, the photography book that … Continue reading

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Native, by Mona Kuhn

I spent a lot of January studying and reading about Brazil, and supplemented all this by reading Native, a book of photography by Mona Kuhn. Kuhn is from Brazil and returned to it after being away for twenty years. The … Continue reading

Posted in 2010, Adult, Visual | Tagged , , , , | 1 Comment