Mark Laita has put together a spectacular book of snake photography called Serpentine ($39). Serpentines photographs span the beautiful and the dangerous in a collage of color and danger. Accompanying the photographs is an essay written by William T. Vollmann. The snakes covered in the book include such beauties as the black mamba, pit viper and the candy-cane-striped albino Honduran milk snake. The images in Serpentine will, at the same time, haunt and amaze.
Described a “treasure of fashion insiders” by the NYT, Take Ivy first saw the light of day in Japan back in 1965, thus setting off the explosion that was the U.S influenced “Ivy Style” fashion embraces by students in Tokyo’s trendy Ginza shopping district. Created by 4 enthusiasts of sartorial style, This is a collection […]