Last year, I saw  Joe McNally give a workshop in person and thought he was wonderful. Yet I only bought his book reluctantly – a sad but true confession – […]

For my second David duChemin book of the year, I chose Visionmongers. I didn’t know what to expect in this book, but I knew the bar had been set very […]

For this month’s photography book review, I’m moving away from technical photography literature to shed light on a case of posthumous photographic discover. Maier’s story moved me, and as my interest […]

There’s no better time to write about David’s book than having just finished it. One of the first thoughts is how dense this book is, Photographically Speaking is packed with […]