NOTICE Journal, Volume One (2024)
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING. Pick-up available at the Amsterdam.
Signed and numbered by hand. 21x26 cm. 64 pages. Gatefold cover. Cahier-stitched. 84 images. 42 duotone plates on uncoated paper. Printed by fine art printer Robstolk in Amsterdam.
NOTICE Journal, Volume One is the inaugural release in an ongoing series of photo books, each exploring its own unique sub-theme while interconnected by the concept of noticing—recognizing the small, often overlooked moments in life that hold significant meaning when we take the time to observe.
Volume One uses spring as a metaphor for rebirth, reflecting on how photography can aid in processing life’s major transitions. Captured entirely in Amsterdam on black-and-white film, these images document a transformative period in my life, aiming to resonate with your own experiences of life's ups and downs.
Note: Yearly Process Photo Club members receive €20 off. Join now to get a discount code.
Standard Edition — €40 (or €43.60 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT) — Limited to 450 copies. Early bird price until Nov. 3rd, after which it goes to €50.
Special Edition + Limited Edition Print — €199 (or €216.91 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT) — Limited to 36 copies
Features a red thread binding (instead of standard blue). Includes a signed, numbered 21x29cm limited edition print (edition of 18), printed on handmade Japanese paper. Choice between two prints.Box Set Artist Edition — €899 (or €979.91 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT)— Limited to 1 copy SOLD OUT
A unique leatherette box (12×8.5×2.5) containing six prints of 7x10.5cm (edition of 1) printed on handmade Japanese paper. Includes a Special Edition book, and a signed, numbered 30×40cm limited edition darkroom handprint (edition of 3).
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Featuring a guest essay by Caroline Cala Donofrio and a special recipe by Hetty Lui McKinnon, both interpreting the themes of nostalgia and hope of springtime. The book also features a beautifully illustrated map by Jeffrey Phillips, a wordmark by Jessica Hische, a cover design by Maxwell George, and design by Dan Rubin.
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING. Pick-up available at the Amsterdam.
Signed and numbered by hand. 21x26 cm. 64 pages. Gatefold cover. Cahier-stitched. 84 images. 42 duotone plates on uncoated paper. Printed by fine art printer Robstolk in Amsterdam.
NOTICE Journal, Volume One is the inaugural release in an ongoing series of photo books, each exploring its own unique sub-theme while interconnected by the concept of noticing—recognizing the small, often overlooked moments in life that hold significant meaning when we take the time to observe.
Volume One uses spring as a metaphor for rebirth, reflecting on how photography can aid in processing life’s major transitions. Captured entirely in Amsterdam on black-and-white film, these images document a transformative period in my life, aiming to resonate with your own experiences of life's ups and downs.
Note: Yearly Process Photo Club members receive €20 off. Join now to get a discount code.
Standard Edition — €40 (or €43.60 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT) — Limited to 450 copies. Early bird price until Nov. 3rd, after which it goes to €50.
Special Edition + Limited Edition Print — €199 (or €216.91 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT) — Limited to 36 copies
Features a red thread binding (instead of standard blue). Includes a signed, numbered 21x29cm limited edition print (edition of 18), printed on handmade Japanese paper. Choice between two prints.Box Set Artist Edition — €899 (or €979.91 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT)— Limited to 1 copy SOLD OUT
A unique leatherette box (12×8.5×2.5) containing six prints of 7x10.5cm (edition of 1) printed on handmade Japanese paper. Includes a Special Edition book, and a signed, numbered 30×40cm limited edition darkroom handprint (edition of 3).
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
Featuring a guest essay by Caroline Cala Donofrio and a special recipe by Hetty Lui McKinnon, both interpreting the themes of nostalgia and hope of springtime. The book also features a beautifully illustrated map by Jeffrey Phillips, a wordmark by Jessica Hische, a cover design by Maxwell George, and design by Dan Rubin.
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING. Pick-up available at the Amsterdam.
Signed and numbered by hand. 21x26 cm. 64 pages. Gatefold cover. Cahier-stitched. 84 images. 42 duotone plates on uncoated paper. Printed by fine art printer Robstolk in Amsterdam.
NOTICE Journal, Volume One is the inaugural release in an ongoing series of photo books, each exploring its own unique sub-theme while interconnected by the concept of noticing—recognizing the small, often overlooked moments in life that hold significant meaning when we take the time to observe.
Volume One uses spring as a metaphor for rebirth, reflecting on how photography can aid in processing life’s major transitions. Captured entirely in Amsterdam on black-and-white film, these images document a transformative period in my life, aiming to resonate with your own experiences of life's ups and downs.
Note: Yearly Process Photo Club members receive €20 off. Join now to get a discount code.
Standard Edition — €40 (or €43.60 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT) — Limited to 450 copies. Early bird price until Nov. 3rd, after which it goes to €50.
Special Edition + Limited Edition Print — €199 (or €216.91 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT) — Limited to 36 copies
Features a red thread binding (instead of standard blue). Includes a signed, numbered 21x29cm limited edition print (edition of 18), printed on handmade Japanese paper. Choice between two prints.Box Set Artist Edition — €899 (or €979.91 for the Netherlands, incl 9% VAT)— Limited to 1 copy SOLD OUT
A unique leatherette box (12×8.5×2.5) containing six prints of 7x10.5cm (edition of 1) printed on handmade Japanese paper. Includes a Special Edition book, and a signed, numbered 30×40cm limited edition darkroom handprint (edition of 3).
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
Featuring a guest essay by Caroline Cala Donofrio and a special recipe by Hetty Lui McKinnon, both interpreting the themes of nostalgia and hope of springtime. The book also features a beautifully illustrated map by Jeffrey Phillips, a wordmark by Jessica Hische, a cover design by Maxwell George, and design by Dan Rubin.