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Future of photobook creation
I’m still in Japan stocking up on material for a few weeks worth of blogposts so things will remain slow at eyecurious for a few more days. In the meantime, check out the three-part Future of Photobooks Discussion that is being hosted on the Livebooks Resolve blog. I am moderating one of the 3 strands of discussion: “How should photobook creation evolve in the next decade?” There are already some very interesting and challenging questions being raised and it would be good to get some more from eyecurious readers.
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