Photo Book Project Documents America’s Bowling Alleys and its Bowlers

Looking for fresh documentary photography projects that you can explore in photo book form? We spotted an interesting project by Jeff Sonnabend, who is currently funding a print run of his art quality photo book titled Bowling the American Dream.

Whether you're interested in sports-related projects, have fond memories of bowling alleys in your town, or are curious about this particular slice of the American Dream, this could be a photo book project that you can support. .

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2019-5-25 19:00

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Photo Book Publisher Steidl Ordered to Pay $77,000 for Losing 49 Prints

The well-known German international photo book publisher Steidl has been ordered by a German court to pay a photographer ˆ65,000 ($77,392) for losing 49 of the man’s photographic prints. artnet reports that New York-based photographer Lawrence Schwartzwald had sent a selection of 49 signed prints valued at $1,200 each to Steidl back in September 2014. […] petapixel.com »

2017-12-22 20:24

Damien Echols’ Photo Book Started His Healing Process from PTSD

Photography is, without a doubt, a form of therapy and self-expression for many creatives. We take photographs to document our own ideas, visions, dreams, perspectives, and journeys. For New York City photographer artist and bestselling author Damien Echols, photography became another spiritual component in his journey to healing from extreme post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). thephoblographer.com »

2017-10-04 01:00

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I Photograph Childhood Memories (15 Pics)

I’d love to present the photo project I am doing very passionately for a while. I am portraying people with their (favorite) childhood memory. Actually, I am more portraying the memory than the person behind it.

Geert Broertjes: Documenting Love and Loss in “One Year”

“If it's personal you can't do anything wrong. It's your way of dealing with life. That is different for everyone, so there is no right or wrong,” said Amsterdam-based Geert Broertjes on what guided him as he put together One Year, a poetic visual story about love, loss, and grief.

“Botteghe” Documents the Creative Spaces of Florentine Artisans

Florence is one of the world's most beautiful cities, and home to many stunning works of Renaissance art and architecture. Photographer Guido Cozzi wants to bring the spotlight to his hometown through the perspective of the people who have been long been responsible for its allure and character: the artisans.