THE WINTER BOOK
PHOTOBOOK
COVER PHOTO Kristoffer Davidsson
After an intense selection process, we have chosen the 102 photos plus cover to compose this new collective visual story.
We are proud of the final result of The Winter Book, but we must say that many excellent photos were left out.
As with In The Modern World, we decided to prioritize the sequence of images over individual images.
This means that the photos included in the book are not the 103 best photos in absolute terms (I wouldn’t presume to judge in that sense), but rather those that best combined with the others to complete the visual story.
However, many of the excluded photos, which we consider worthy of mention, will be shared in the coming weeks on our Instagram feed because they simply deserve it.
With all that said, The Winter Book is now available for pre-order!
Click HERE and order your copy.
More than half of the copies have already been sold, so don’t wait to get one of the 200 copies and support Woofermagazine’s work. You’ll also own a limited-edition collector’s item and a source of inspiration that can always come in handy.
Thanks to everyone who participated, and we can already announce that there will be another call for submissions this year to create The Summer Book, with the idea of continuing next year with Spring and Autumn editions.
The cover of this article will be the cover of the photobook: thanks to Kristoffer Davidsson for this image.
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A FRAGILE UTOPIA
American photographer Brad Jones documents everyday life in New York

BEFORE REBIRTH
Cedric Roux takes us to discover his experience in a small town in the United States that seems frozen in the 70s.

ON THE EDGE
Martin Salter has explored the English and Welsh coast since 1996. This is the result

ON THE ROAD IN TENNESSEE
A journey through Tennessee’s space-time, signed by Jacques Gautreau.

BERLIN FLASH
Martin’s work is a reflection on the human condition in urban space. Berlin plays a crucial role in Martin’s work. His style is both: poetic and at the same time analytical.
