It's kind of hard not to talk about fashion or models when I decided to write a blog about photography books, especially because my favorite photographers are related to such subjects. So again, here I am, talking about another book that ended up on my wish list. I won't bother explaining who William Baker is, … Continue reading Book of Igor by William Baker
Category: Books
Eight Books and Record Stores to Visit in Europe
Not too long ago, I made a post about What's in My Bag (Europe edition), featuring all the books, records, magazines and a few other treats I bought through my 55 day trip to Europe. This time, I've decided to talk about some of the places where I bought these things and checked out some … Continue reading Eight Books and Record Stores to Visit in Europe
The Smell of Us Photography Book
Sometimes, I really don't know how I manage to discover things. One day I was browsing through tumblr and ended up discovering there was an amazing book about the movie Nymphomaniac composed of photographies made by Casper Sejersen. Not only that, the book was available in a photography bookstore in the tiny city of Santa … Continue reading The Smell of Us Photography Book
Explicit Cinema by Rodrigo Gerace
Even though I prefer writing in English in my blog to gather a wider public, it becomes tricky when I find amazing materials in Portuguese that are not available in other languages. That's the case with this amazing book by Rodrigo Gerace, Cinema Explícito, or Explicit Cinema, that was published in Brazil not that long … Continue reading Explicit Cinema by Rodrigo Gerace
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Book Review
Rumors that J.K Rowling was publishing an eighth Harry Potter story exists since the Deathly Hallows hit the bookstores in 2007. Thanks to Pottermore.com, the author gave the fans short-stories online about what was happening in the wizarding world after the famous “19 years later” that concludes the most successful book franchise in the world. … Continue reading Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Book Review