Setting the Standard for a Landscape Photography Book

Over the years I’ve made no secret about how much I like Norman McCloskey’s earlier two books, Beara and Kingdom. They are exceptional not only for the photographs in them, but also the presentation, layout, and sequencing. It’s a tough formula to get right, and I can only think of one other photographer who excels in book production. Can you guess who that is?

So, when Norman teased the release of his fourth book and third in a trilogy along with Beara and Kingdom, I couldn’t wait to see what he would produce. But sometimes when you get so excited about something and your expectations rise, the real-life experience can sometimes leave you disappointed and flat.

When my copy of Headlands dropped through the letter box, I was a little apprehensive. Should I have been? Let’s find out in the latest episode of On My Bookshelf.

Purchase Norman’s Books

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🛒 Purchase Headlands by Norman McCloskey - https://www.normanmccloskey.com/books/headlands/

🛒 Purchase Kingdom by Norman McCloskey - https://www.normanmccloskey.com/books/kingdom/

🛒 Purchase Beara by Norman McCloskey - https://www.normanmccloskey.com/product/beara/

🛒 Purchase Parklight by Norman McCloskey - https://www.normanmccloskey.com/product/parklight/

🎞️ Watch the episodes of On My Bookshelf for Beara and Kingdom here -

🎞️ Watch Ólafur Arnalds & Talos - We Didn't Know We Were Ready (feat. Niamh Regan & Ye Vagabonds) -