analog magazine Issue #13
ISSN: 2297-6655
24 USD | 22.5 € | 19 £
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The 13th Issue of analog magazine presents six exciting photo series as a clever approach to contemporary film photography.
First in this number we have the exquisite images of Nick Prideaux. His portfolio showcases minimalism and careful composition in every piece. Next up is 'Broad and Marsh' by Kit Young, a black-and-white series that dialogues with the etchings and paintings of the eighteenth-century British artist John Crome. Kumi Oguro presents a fascinating parallel reality in her staged photographs. Robert Van Der Hilst's acclaimed 'Chinese Interiors' series portrays Chinese families inside their homes, evoking the atmosphere of seventeenth-century Dutch paintings. Mateusz Detyniecki exhibits a selection of his wet plate collodion images, inspired by Slavic folklore and his own imagination. Finally, we have 'Gossamer' by Rebecca Cairns. This series explores themes of hope and renewal, as well as unrest and the struggle to form roots.
To complete this number, we present to you 'The List,' an entertaining piece of adult literature by Theresa Jean Puckett.
Do not miss the opportunity to collect this book since it is a limited edition of 400 manually numbered copies.
Details:
23 x 17 cm | 120 pages
Offset Print | 140 g/m2 Fedrigoni Uncoated Paper
print run: 400 copies | manually numbered
ISSN: 2297-6655
24 USD | 22.5 € | 19 £
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The 13th Issue of analog magazine presents six exciting photo series as a clever approach to contemporary film photography.
First in this number we have the exquisite images of Nick Prideaux. His portfolio showcases minimalism and careful composition in every piece. Next up is 'Broad and Marsh' by Kit Young, a black-and-white series that dialogues with the etchings and paintings of the eighteenth-century British artist John Crome. Kumi Oguro presents a fascinating parallel reality in her staged photographs. Robert Van Der Hilst's acclaimed 'Chinese Interiors' series portrays Chinese families inside their homes, evoking the atmosphere of seventeenth-century Dutch paintings. Mateusz Detyniecki exhibits a selection of his wet plate collodion images, inspired by Slavic folklore and his own imagination. Finally, we have 'Gossamer' by Rebecca Cairns. This series explores themes of hope and renewal, as well as unrest and the struggle to form roots.
To complete this number, we present to you 'The List,' an entertaining piece of adult literature by Theresa Jean Puckett.
Do not miss the opportunity to collect this book since it is a limited edition of 400 manually numbered copies.
Details:
23 x 17 cm | 120 pages
Offset Print | 140 g/m2 Fedrigoni Uncoated Paper
print run: 400 copies | manually numbered
ISSN: 2297-6655
24 USD | 22.5 € | 19 £
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The 13th Issue of analog magazine presents six exciting photo series as a clever approach to contemporary film photography.
First in this number we have the exquisite images of Nick Prideaux. His portfolio showcases minimalism and careful composition in every piece. Next up is 'Broad and Marsh' by Kit Young, a black-and-white series that dialogues with the etchings and paintings of the eighteenth-century British artist John Crome. Kumi Oguro presents a fascinating parallel reality in her staged photographs. Robert Van Der Hilst's acclaimed 'Chinese Interiors' series portrays Chinese families inside their homes, evoking the atmosphere of seventeenth-century Dutch paintings. Mateusz Detyniecki exhibits a selection of his wet plate collodion images, inspired by Slavic folklore and his own imagination. Finally, we have 'Gossamer' by Rebecca Cairns. This series explores themes of hope and renewal, as well as unrest and the struggle to form roots.
To complete this number, we present to you 'The List,' an entertaining piece of adult literature by Theresa Jean Puckett.
Do not miss the opportunity to collect this book since it is a limited edition of 400 manually numbered copies.
Details:
23 x 17 cm | 120 pages
Offset Print | 140 g/m2 Fedrigoni Uncoated Paper
print run: 400 copies | manually numbered