The Greatest Black and White Photography Book I’ve Ever Seen

I don't honestly remember how I ended up getting Chaos by Josef Koudelka that was revised by Robert Delpire; but I'm glad that I did. Admittedly, even as someone who used to work at Magnum, I never knew who Josef Koudelka was.

But I'm elated that my first introduction to his work is through this book instead of meandering on a website or social media page. In fact, Josef Koudelka Chaos is perhaps the greatest black and white photography book that I've ever seen because it treats his images with the respect they deserve by dedicating a ton of real estate space to the work. This book truly feels like one made by a photographer and not a book publisher. .

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2024-1-13 23:00

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