Photobooks, zines, reviewed, etc...

 Lukasz Wierzbowski

You know those people who don’t like photographs which aren’t normal, or obvious? The ones who moan about photos where the top of the subject’s head is cut off, or photos taken from behind where you can’t see the subject’s face?

Those people will hate this book, because - if you can’t tell from the cover - virtually every photo shows a girl partially obscured, either by their own body, by plants, by snow or just due to the setting they’re in.

You could try to explain the various scenes depicted in these pages. For example, why the girl is sitting on a chair which has toppled backwards in the snow. But you’re better off not worrying about those kind of details. Just enjoy the images.

This is a really nice little book from Pogo Books. They have plenty more interesting titles in their shop too.