Nikole Lim - While Women Weep

Nikole Lim calls herself a visual documentarian. The title is apt. Her beautiful images tell vivid stories which the viewer cannot help but engage. The photographs remind us of Salgado's cocoa farmers, or perhaps Mary Ellen Mark's Falkand road women.

Her book, While Women Weep is now in its third printing with us here at Edition One Books. The book candidly portrays the lives and stories of several Kenyan women. Her work is both intimate and considerate - one feels her empathy for her subjects, and the work seems honest in its treatment of truly terrible issues. Powerful stories accompany the images. The photographic work could stand on its own, but the text completes the project properly.

Below are some images of this beautiful bound work. The book is available for sale, and all proceeds benefit widows and orphans in Kenya. Be sure to check out the documentary film that accompanies the book.

Click Here - for more information on While Women Weep, book and documentary.

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Book Details:
95 pages - printed on 162gsm paper
Hardcover: 10.5" black cloth cover with a beautiful, dust jacket.

www.editiononebooks.com

Journal of the In-Between Places by John Coding

It's been a long while since we've posted a book on this blog. John's book below has been a staff favorite since the day we bound it. In fact, it is not a recent project at all. John's work reminds us of Gary Winogrand's iconic work from the same streets and alleyways.

John Coding, an English photographer living in NY, has had a long fascination with street photography. This book is about the beauty of moments found in the In-between places. It was shot both digitally and on film. The work spans two years of New York City wanderings. The Book has been very well received and he is looking to expand his work.

http://www.codlingphotography.com/