Entropy - Diane Tuft

The oversized format really lets you see the subtle textures in each photograph, especially the mineral deposits on the receding glacier. It’s a beautiful, heartbreaking book that makes you slow down and really look.

The way Tuft captures the melting glaciers and cracked salt flats feels both beautiful and heartbreaking, with each image telling a quiet story of loss. I’ve spent hours flipping through the pages, noticing new details in the light and texture. It’s a powerful, sobering book that stays with you long

The lush, oversized plates in this monograph make you feel like you're standing right beside the melting glacier. Diane’s infrared photography captures a haunting, almost otherworldly beauty in landscapes we're losing. It’s a heavy, beautiful book that’s already made me rethink my own footprint.