Publisher/Dewi Lewis Publishing

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A photo book of Irish photographer Tom Wood. Wood wanted to be a painter when he was a student, but became interested in photography by watching a huge number of experimental films, and later turned to a photographer. Wood's photographs are mainly portraits, street snaps, and landscapes, but because of his painter's roots, he has a well-thought-out color scheme, a unique composition, and a story that has a lot of meaning. Most of the photographs look simple at first glance, such as intimate perspectives on people and things, but in reality, they are all very deep and versatile. This book is a collection of photographs that record the journey of a bus running in and around Riverpool, which Wood has taken for 18 years. A photograph that allows for a simple yet ambiguous interpretation, such as a work that summarizes the charms of each portrait, street, and landscape in one photo, and a work that reminds me of a collage taken with a window as a frame. A book that condenses the charm of and the charm of photographer Tom Wood.