Photographic


Humans of New York
Gaudi
William Mullan: Odd Apples
Painting as an Art
Angels
Hello, I'm Here!
Splash 3: Ideas & Inspirations (Best of Watercolor)
The Dogist Puppies
Read This If You Want to Take Great Photographs
Rover: Wagmore Edition
Pounce
Smitten: A Kitten's Guide to Happiness
Stranger in the Woods: A Photographic Fantasy
Remembering Jack: Intimate and Unseen Photographs of the Kennedys
Sweep Up the Sun
Ansel Adams by Barry PritzkerA Prayer for Every Child by Dr Gregory Landsman
Photography books
2 books — 2 voters
Artemis Fowl by Eoin ColferThe Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds by David A. AdlerMister Memory by Marcus SedgwickThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark HaddonLife, Loss, and Puffins by Catherine Ryan Hyde
Eidetic Memory in Fiction
71 books — 4 voters

Amanda Elliot
“ The chopped liver was smooth but just a little grainy, rich but with just a slight iron tang. The kimchi was sour and tart and crunchy and a little fishy, clearly the real thing. Piled together on a toasted slice of baguette and with a little extra richness from homemade mayo, it was an excellent bite. But not one that photographed all that well. Sure, the kimchi was bright red and pretty, splayed out like phoenix feathers, but the chopped liver was brown and mushy. I didn't think liver would ge ...more ”
― Amanda Elliot, Best Served Hot