The Best Photography Books of 2023 picked by AP Magazine

AP Magazine Editor Nigel Atherton takes us through some of the most impressive photography books that we've seen over the past year (plus a couple of highlights from 2022) including Ian Berry's emotive and impactful "Water" and the definitive Magnum - Magnum.
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Contents of this video:
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Magnum - Magnum
2:06 - Water by Ian Berry
3:15 - Portraits of Humanity - In collaboration with 1854 Media & British Journal of Photography.
4:16 - Reclaim the Streets by Stephen McLaren and Matt Stuart
5:28 - Dublin by Evelyn Hoffer
6:16 - Breathing Space: Iranian Women Photographers by Anahita Ghabaian
6:39 - Farewell Photography by Diado Moriyama
7:21 - Metropolis by Alan Schaller
9:05 - Face Time: A History of the Photographic Portrait by Phillip Prodger
10:43 - Another Country: British Documentary Photography Since 1945 by Gerry Badger
11:50 - Outro
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[@ricardocriniti3601]

Thanks for reviewing these books! Greetings from Brazil.

[@TheyCallMeJesse]

Thank you for reviewing Metropolis. I've been thinking about buying that book but hardly anyone is covering it in videos. Thanks again.

[@AmateurPhotographerTV]

Its a great book.

[@ricardocriniti3601]

I´m very pleased with my copy. It´s amazing.

[@gab99]

For whatever reason, Metropolis caught my eye and I received it as a birthday present. Fantastic set of images.

[@jimyhustle]

great recommendations. thanks

[@AmateurPhotographerTV]

Thanks for watching!

[@ggwildlife]

excellent.

[@nicktheobald5014]

for god's sake answer that phone!

[@AmateurPhotographerTV]

Lol. We were in a bookshop - it wasn't our phone!

[@MR-rp3xr]

Amateur Photography magazine get thinner and thinner never worth £4.25 Years ago It was a thick magazine but no more just flashy adverts by by a couple of well known dealers with a monopoly .

[@AmateurPhotographerTV]

AP has had around the same number of editorial pages for decades. What has changed are the number of ads. A typical issue from around 1980 had about 250 pages, of which there were 50 editorial and 200 ads. Now it averages 50 editorial and 20 ads. And who are these dealers with a 'monopoly'? Curious to know, and I'm sure the dealers in question would be delighted to learn that they have a monopoly.