All images are © Roger A. Deakins
Alongside his work with a host of renowned directors like the Coen brothers, Sam Mendes, and Denis Villeneuve, cinematographer spent the last five decades quietly amassing a collection of photographs that capture his distinct sense of irony and wit. Now compiled in a monograph titled Byways, the black-and-white images traverse rural North Devon, the English coasts, and distant locales from 1971 onward, documenting Deakins’ surprising and idiosyncratic encounters with life across the world. Signed editions of the new book, which features a spate of previously unpublished images, are available now from . (via )





Related Posts
Well before Vancouver’s popular Savio Volpe first opened its doors...
We see plenty of solar-powered products today, ranging from simple...
While the idea of losing a remote will pretty much...
Limited-time bonus, highest ever. The Ink Business Unlimited Card...
Given how almost everyone has a smartphone these days, it’s...





