Zach Lewis describes his new book as "a narrative driven documentary photography book reflecting the sentiment of contemporary American life."
The book includes artists' achieved photography that reflects the lifestyle of a teen in their 20s trying to make it in New York City at a time of political unrest. The book includes a lot of symbolical thrust from the realm organized religion and traces of momentous events such as Osama bin Laden and Steve Job's death.
The book demonstrates the life in New York City in it's most raw and real form. The visual metaphors that reflect the current events and the emotive peaks of the city's inhabitants are intriguing to observe from page to page.
Lifestyle Profiling Photo Books
Zach Lewis’ 'There Are No Sins' Here Rawly Highlights Life
Trend Themes
1. Narrative-driven Photography Books - Opportunity for photographers to create books that tell stories and reflect the sentiment of contemporary life.
2. Symbolism and Metaphor in Visual Arts - Opportunity to explore the use of symbols and metaphors in photography to evoke emotional response and convey meaning.
3. Capturing Moments of Political and Social Unrest - Opportunity for photographers to document significant events and reflect the socio-political climate through their work.
Industry Implications
1. Publishing - Publishing industry can tap into the demand for narrative-driven photography books that capture the essence of contemporary life.
2. Art and Photography - Art and photography industries can benefit from the exploration of symbolism and metaphor in visual arts to create thought-provoking and meaningful work.
3. Documentary Photography - Documentary photography industry can seize the opportunity to document and portray moments of political and social unrest to create impactful visual narratives.