Byron Wolfe

I really loved working through this book. What it lacks in words, it makes up in pictures that take a long time to figure out and piece together. The story of a life in details most people miss. This was inspirational and amazing.

I love many different kinds of photography, from the obvious drama of Ansel Adams to random family photos on Flickr. This book could have been amazing. But all I got out of it is that his kids have cute bottoms, and they are very messy and they get it from him. There's more white space than pictures, more noise than signal.