The Monocle Book of Photography

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The Monocle Book of Photography: Reportage from Places Less Explored is a curated anthology of Monocle magazine’s most compelling photographic assignments, compiled to celebrate the publication’s fifteenth anniversary. The book offers a visual journey through lesser-known locales, obscure events, and curious characters, each captured with Monocle’s signature attention to detail and storytelling. Beyond the images, the book includes supporting text about the photo assignments and the stories behind them, including firsthand accounts from the photographers involved. This linen-bound edition, printed in Italy, serves as both a tribute to Monocle’s commitment to original reportage and a testament to the power of photography to reveal the world’s hidden narratives.

Key Features

Title: The Monocle Book of Photography: Reportage from Places Less Explored
Author(s): Tyler Brûlé, Andrew Tuck, Joe Pickard, Richard Spencer Powell
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
Year: 2022
Format: Hardcover
Page Count: 276 pages
Dimensions: 12.2 × 9.3 × 1.1 in
Weight: 3.5 lb

Lab Notes

This book is a window into the world as seen through Monocle’s lens—curious, thoughtful, and deeply human. It’s a collection of stories from places often overlooked, told through photographs that capture the essence of their subjects with intimacy and respect. Each page invites you to pause, reflect, and perhaps see the world a little differently.

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Monocle, the global media brand celebrated for its discerning journalism and refined eye for culture, expands its publishing repertoire with The Monocle Book of Photography: Reportage From Places Less Explored. Known for its emphasis on thoughtful storytelling and global curiosity, Monocle brings together striking photographic essays from its network of correspondents and contributors, capturing candid moments and overlooked corners of the world. This volume reflects Monocle’s ethos of slow, attentive observation, offering readers an intimate look at life beyond the well-trodden routes. Designed as both a visual journey and a lasting keepsake, the book embodies Monocle’s dedication to presenting stories that inspire curiosity, broaden perspectives, and celebrate the art of seeing.