All of Books and ‘Zines — Page 2
28 Self-Published and Traditional Print Reviews
Quarantine Zine
A Project Overview
November 11, 2020
Quarantine Zine’s purpose is to be a boredom breaker for the film community who may be in lockdown or unable to fully enjoy their life due to COVID-19. The idea is to be deliberately low-tech and low quality, much like an art zine that students would put together using school resources, like scissors, glue and photocopiers and a stapler.— Dmitri.
Moments in Between Madness
Book Review
November 3, 2020
Moments in Between Madness presents a series of photographs from the George Floyd protests in New York City between May 29ᵗʰ and June 3ʳᵈ 2020.— Dmitri.
Commuterland
Magazine Review
October 3, 2020
The images Meredith published in her fantastic little magazine aren’t shot on a film camera. They are digital creations, sneaked from a train onto paper. The zine is dedicated to Keith, whom Merideth must care plenty about as the amount of attention to detail in this publication is remarkable.— Dmitri.
Magazine Review
Der Pinsel, Issue 2: Unexpected; an Adventure in Taiwan
August 4, 2020
A large print magazine, featuring twenty photographs shot on medium format film, printed on thick perfect-bound paper.— Dmitri.
SilvergrainClassics International Quarterly Magazine
Magazine Review
November 12, 2019
SilvergrainClassics is a one-of-a-kind magazine on film photography. It’s released quarterly on 100 pages of thick photo paper. Every run, currently at 10,000 copies per issue, is professionally colour graded and bound at a reputable German press facility.— Dmitri.
Leporello Series
Printed Film Magic From Nadorst Publishing
October 16, 2019
A review of a clever “unbound” art book from Nadorst Publishing and the analogue photo art that goes into it.— Dmitri, with images by Rens Horn and Ruben van Luijk.
Book Review
Analog Photography: Reference Manual for Shooting Film
July 9, 2019
A book review of Andrew Bellamy’s design masterpiece featuring a variety of film cameras with stylized diagrams.— Dmitri.
România, îți dau inima mea
Romania, I Give You My Heart
April 16, 2019
România, îți dau inima mea is a zine, printed with photographs from Bucharest, Constanța, and Mamaia throughout August 2018. I used Petnax Espio 738G on Kodak Gold 200, Fujifilm Superia 400, and Lomography Lady Grey 400 to create these images. In total there are forty photographs, thirty-two of which are in colour and eight in black and white.— Emily Bradshaw.
