I turned 37 this month, and I often look around at the world of photography while trying to reinforce that what we do is art. With the way that technology changes so quickly, most people associate photography with content instead of art.
Like all other artists, I often find an affection for the past and wish that I'd have had the emotional understanding to know that those were very good times in life. And I can say with certainty that the 2000s were wild times.
I don't honestly remember how I ended up getting Chaos by Josef Koudelka that was revised by Robert Delpire; but I'm glad that I did. Admittedly, even as someone who used to work at Magnum, I never knew who Josef Koudelka was.
While best known to many today as an award-winning film and TV actress, Jessica Lange is also a published photographer with three photo books and several exhibits. She's adding one more to the pile with her latest photo book, Highway 61, published by powerHouse Books.
Paris-based Louis Dazy, a long time favorite of the film photography community for his dreamy and nostalgic imagery, has finally put together his first self-published photo book. If you've long been waiting to get a good collection of his work on print, now is your chance to show your support and grab a copy though Kickstarter.
Ken Hermann is a photographer based out of Copenhagen, who while on a trip to India came across a sight that he couldn’t help but be fascinated with. The Flower Men on the Malik Ghat Market are skilled men who carry flowers to marketing wearing these interesting and beautiful dress-like outfits.