I'm not generally a fan of books meant for coffee tables (or coffee tables, for that matter). I'm also frustrated by photographic travelogues. My inner eye wants to see more or less or different...
I'm not generally a fan of books meant for coffee tables (or coffee tables, for that matter). I'm also frustrated by photographic travelogues. My inner eye wants to see more or less or different than what the photographer chose.
But my travel-deprived soul instantly thirsted for these volumes. Kevin Kelly's insight, perspective, and wisdom have been fairly trustworthy over a long period. I'm willing to risk that he'll do a respectful documentarian's job of curating his personal photos, perhaps moreso than National Geographic.
I'm not generally a fan of books meant for coffee tables (or coffee tables, for that matter). I'm also frustrated by photographic travelogues. My inner eye wants to see more or less or different than what the photographer chose.
But my travel-deprived soul instantly thirsted for these volumes. Kevin Kelly's insight, perspective, and wisdom have been fairly trustworthy over a long period. I'm willing to risk that he'll do a respectful documentarian's job of curating his personal photos, perhaps moreso than National Geographic.
Hoping there'll be a digital version eventually.