
Portrait of Humanity shows resilience
July 30, 2021
The third volume of Portrait of Humanity presents diverse experience in response to world events over the last year.
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Our in-depth reviews of the latest photography books, covering everything from landscape and travel photography, to portraiture and street photography. We also take a look at books from photographers that have had a real impact, exploring their careers and portfolios.
If you’re looking for inspiration, take a look at our round up of the best photography books or take a look at photography books featuring the works of Fred Herzog, William Eggleston or Cindy Sherman.

The third volume of Portrait of Humanity presents diverse experience in response to world events over the last year.







Let’s look forward to a time when we are all able to explore the photographic sights of the capital with this book in hand, says Amy Davies

India must surely be a candidate for the most photogenic country in the world. Nigel Atherton takes a trip via this luscious visual feast of a book

Brash, bold and vibrant, Dougie Wallace’s photography isn’t to everybody’s tastes – but it certainly gets people talking. Amy Davies explores his new book

Magnum is synonymous with street photography, and this book is a masterclass in the genre. Amy Davies delves inside its pages

Nostalgia abounds in the latest Vintage Britain book from the inimitable Hoxton Mini Press, says Amy Davies


This book proves that you don’t always need to travel long distanced for stunning wildlife photography, as Amy Davies finds out

A heartbreaking book that raises awareness of the serious threat to wildlife from illegal poaching

This book encapsulates the dedicated patience required for skilful street photography, as Amy Davies discovers

This engrossing study of how a formerly feudal society embraced photography in the 19th century is a must-read, says Geoff Harris

From personal projects to epic retrospectives, there have been some incredible books launched in the past 12 months. We bring you some of our favourite page-turners from 2017

Waiting for Buddy Guy, the story of a young blues obsessive's pilgrimage to Chicago in the late 70s is onsale now, with some great shots of legendary performers. We caught up with author and photographer Alan Harper for a chat about this pivotal time in blues history...

In '1994', we find Pieter Hugo taking a quieter, though no less meaningful, approach to his photography, with a series of portraits of children - two are Hugo’s own children, the rest native to Rwanda