Watch Magnum photographers Mark Power, Carl de Keyzer and Olivia Arthur work on a joint project with this time lapse.

I especially love the work from Mark Power that came out of this project.

https://vimeo.com/225268397

Dutch photographer Casper Claasen.

Why I love this book (in mind-popping order):

• The Edges book is in landscape orientation, which avoid pictures breaking over the book the fold in the middle.

• Harry Gruyaert takes pictures that many consider boring.

• Grainy-ness is a great feature.
• Gruyaert does not shy away from taking pictures from a distance - versus close Robert Capa quote (mis)interpretation "a picture is not good enough if it is not close".
• The colors.
• The broccoli picture.
• Simplicity (deceptive).

Two nice Youtube video’s on/by Gerry Johansson.

https://youtu.be/W8HSwl6h1y8

https://youtu.be/CDLnJzwA5Gc

Hannah Starkey makes images with beautiful light and full colors. The photos remind me of William Eggleston (the colors, the mundane subjects), Jeff Wall (the silent, staged pictures), and Alex Prager (the colors, the women).

The pictures look misleadingly simple and light, but just give it a try: impossible.

Hannah Starkey