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On 17 September 1951, while he was in Tokyo, Werner Bischof wrote a letter to his wife Rosellina, telling her: ‘The trees are quite exquisite in Japan. You know the poems that tell of the wind blowing through the trees and the leaves. In the centre of the capital, with its ever-increasing bustle, I have discovered some tree...
I can’t seem to be able to get enough of Jason Eskenazi, Nikos Economopoulos, Fabio Ponzio, Chris Killip and Larry Towell at the moment. I constantly go back and flip through their books I own....
This image is like straight out of a movie, I’m always stunned by it.
A mirror, a chicken, red, blue and a dynamic composition.
The whole book is incredible, highly recommended reading.
