Alex Webb: The Suffering of Light Hardcover – Illustrated, May 31, 2011

Excelente calidad, impresiones hermosas

If you love layering elements in your photographs, if you love color photography or if you have a love for Kodachrome, it doesn't get any better than this.I usually would advise against picking a collection of "greatest hits", but when it comes to the work of Alex Webb, this is probably the book to get.Earlier books are hard to find and if found come at a price. Perhaps if you get a publisher's notification, other works like Istanbul or La Calle could be worth considering, if you value what they offer.Later works, including in collaboration with his wife, Rebecca Norris Webb, mark a focus on photographing home, the United States, all while shooting in digital.Regardless, for photojournalists and street photographers alike, this book is a must-have.

Everything was great and was delivered sooner than I expected.

One of the best. Truly an inspiration

Beautiful book, my photographer hubby will love it at Christmas!

An amazing collection of Alex Webb's color work. The photos in this book are absolutely amazing and inspiring. His use of color is incredible.

Thank you Mr. Webb for letting us into your world and opening our eyes to possibilities deemed only imaginable. I look at these photos and at times I have a hard time understanding how they could even be real. They are simple beyond anything I've ever seen.But what you have done is created a subtextual world, images that seem to go beyond the naked eye.I am so glad I bought this book, it has enhanced my eye and I feel like I am a better photographer because of it. It has also made me realize how much better I can be. Worth every Penny!!!!

This is a terrific book of color street photography. Webb shot exclusively on kodachrome, I believe. He has an incredible ability to find complexity in everyday scenes--there is always a lot going on. Also his use of color is very vibrant and distinctive (it's not just the kodachrome). Hard to describe, but this is a joy to take in, and you will find that his style is so consistent and unique that if you encounter one of his photos, you will know it is his without having seen it before.