Photo Live Issue 3
This issue features brilliant Street, Travel and Artistic photos plus Going Pro - how difficult is it?
This issue features brilliant Street, Travel and Artistic photos plus Going Pro - how difficult is it?
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WHAT WE’RE LOVING<br />
BOOKS<br />
<strong>Photo</strong>graphy books are often collected for<br />
their amazing images but as an opportunity to<br />
discover more about those artists we love.<br />
They allow us to dig deeper into<br />
the process our “heroes” go<br />
through when creating images.<br />
Some people collect them and<br />
leave them on the shelves like<br />
trophies, while others devour<br />
the knowledge inside. We’re a<br />
bit of both. We love having the<br />
books, but we also love sitting<br />
in our comfy chair with drink<br />
and just spending time with the<br />
artist who made the images we<br />
love.<br />
This month we feature three<br />
books we love and recommend.<br />
Brandon Stanton :<br />
Humans of New York<br />
The book that started life as a blog<br />
gathering millions of followers is a<br />
beautiful book with inspiring photos<br />
and stories about everyday New<br />
Yorkers. The book is a stunning<br />
coffee table book filled with photos<br />
and captions, often from the subject,<br />
about their lives, the moment or<br />
something important to them. As<br />
Stanton says on his website:<br />
“Humans of New York began as a<br />
photography project in 2010. The<br />
initial goal was to photograph<br />
10,000 New Yorkers on the street,<br />
and create an exhaustive catalogue<br />
of the city’s inhabitants.”<br />
The author has gone on to create a<br />
sister title, Little Humans in the same<br />
vein.<br />
This book is not a “how to” but more<br />
about the heart of photography,<br />
telling stories that capture the heart<br />
and mind. Highly recommended!<br />
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