Several new photography books are released for summer, including works by Lin Zhipeng, Roe Ethridge, and Chessa Subbiondo. Subbiondo's debut book is cinematic and explores charged moments through various staged scenes. Her approach offers a duality in meaning of the title, representing both support and discomfort. Jerry Hsu's Lonley City captures the essence of Californian life through skateboarding, highlighting humor and beauty in daily moments. The selection showcases various unique perspectives within contemporary photography, ideal for summer exploration and enjoyment.
Chessa Subbiondo's debut book is cold, sensual and irrefutably cinematic, capturing charged moments that suggest a narrative unfolding within and beyond each frame.
For Jerry Hsu, skateboarding and photography are inseparable, with his work Lonley City exploring the Californian landscape and capturing fleeting moments of humor and beauty on city streets.
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