This is the Most Poetic Photo Book About Homecoming, Legacy, and Community

Returning to the place where you once grew up can be a profound adventure. The time and distance away from your community, its cultures, and traditions can lead you to experience and appreciate the intricate details you once dismissed.

For some, the trip back home can be nostalgic; for others, it can result in an awakening; and then, some use the journey as a means to heal and reconnect with their past. When Nigerian-British photographer and filmmaker Emily Nkanga visited her hometown after a brief period, she began to work on a project that spanned over two years. Now, poetic photographs are being published in a new photo book. Here's a glimpse into how the publication weaves many intricate themes into one cohesive, emotional narrative. .

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2025-2-4 17:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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