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Hotshoe Issue 209: An Emotional Landscape

Name: Hotshoe Issue 209: An Emotional Landscape
Brand: Hotshoe
SKU: HOTSHOE-209
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Hotshoe Issue 209 An Emotional Landscape is a photography magazine issue on nature, emotion, and our relationship to the living world.

Publisher: Hotshoe
Issue: 209
Theme: An Emotional Landscape
Year: 2023
Format: 16 × 23 cm, paperback
Pages: 192
Contents: portfolios, extended Q&A, short story, photobook reviews

About Hotshoe Issue 209: An Emotional Landscape

Hotshoe Issue 209 An Emotional Landscape looks at how nature shapes feeling and perception. This photography magazine issue keeps the theme direct: our interdependence with the non-human world, whether we live in cities or rural settings. It reads as a survey, but stays intimate in tone.

The issue features contemporary photography portfolios by Trent Parke, Stephen Gill, Mimi Plumb, P. Guilmoth, Jem Southam, Yana Wernicke, Rinko Kawauchi, Takashi Homma, Masahisa Fukase, Jack Davison, Robbie Lawrence, Michael Lundgren, and Gregory Crewdson. An extended Q&A deepens the editorial focus and adds context to the emotional landscape theme.

The “Crude Metaphors” section includes a short story by Cal Brocket, responding to photographs by Robin Schwartz. The issue also includes reviews of four newly released photobooks, making it useful as a compact guide to new photobook reviews and current publishing.

About the Author

Hotshoe is a photography magazine focused on authored projects, portfolios, and critical context. Hotshoe Issue 209 An Emotional Landscape brings together photographers with distinct approaches to atmosphere, staging, documentary observation, and the natural world. The contributor list spans widely recognized names and varied visual languages, from quiet lyricism to constructed cinematic scenes.

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