Kevin Kunishi

Photographer

Robert Adams.
ROBERT ADAMS

An incredible retrospective of one of the greatest artists of our time. Close to 400 tri-tone plates. Three LARGE volumes, a lot of incredible information in here. A constant source of inspiration.

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GREGORY HALPERN

I keep coming back to this book over and over again. There is a balancing act between light and darkness within the images. For me, it conjures up feelings of loss, neglect, rebirth and hope, at least the last time I viewed it from beginning to end. However, that interpretation will most likely continue to evolve the next time I open it and that's why I love it.

Waikiki.
HENRY WESSEL

A wonderful exploration of a place close to my heart. Mr. Wessel's vision of 1970s and 1980s Waikiki is stunning.

The Lost Photographs of Captain Scott.
DAVID M. WILSON

An incredible window into the past. These images were taken between 1910-1913 during the ill-fated Terra Nova expedition in Antarctica. These unpublished photos had apparently languished in a commercial archive for decades.

Portraits de Villes.
VINCENT LAPPARTIENT

A small intimate book where I am able to lose myself for a while. A really beautiful discovery.

Kevin Kunishi is a San Francisco based photographer who received his MFA in photography from the Academy of Art University. His work has been published and exhibited nationally and his first monograph Los Restos de la Revoluciòn will be published in 2012 by Daylight Books. www.kevinkunishi.com

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