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Review: For Now by William Eggleston
Twin Palms Publishers sent over this wonderful book of photos by Americna photographer William Eggleston called For Now and I’ve been enjoying it very much. To start off, Eggleston has always been one of my favorite photographers for his ability … Continue reading
2 1/4 by William Eggleston
Bound in a beautiful orange hardcover is this book from Twin Palms Publishers called 2 1/4. The book features some of William Eggleston’s colorful photographs taken on 2 1/4″ film between 1966 and 1971. Inside are full-page reprints of his … Continue reading
2 1/4 by William Eggleston
William Eggleston is one of my favorite photographers. And though many would call his images rather ordinary, I think the reason why I love his work so much is because he has such a perfect way of seeing the world … Continue reading