Somewhere at the Edge of the World |Lauren Withrow|

Started as a way to communicate emotions that weren't always understood while growing up, Lauren Withrow's camera acts as an inside influence to scenes and moments that many can feel like an outsider to.

Inspired by the world of motion pictures, Somewhere at the Edge of the World encapsulates a cinematic ethos: singular, lo-fi film frames that tell an untold story – one of a sense of tranquility mixed with a touch of uncertainty…

Details
First edition, first printing (500 copies)
92 pages, coated
48 plates, offset-printed
8 x 11 inches, 640 grams
Hardcover, English
Quarter bound, foil stamped
ISBN: 978-1-953681-01-0

Print
An optional print may be purchased, offered as a 12 x 8 full-bleed image, in inches. Limited edition of 25 copies. Signed and numbered en verso on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta paper. Includes signed certificate of authenticity. (Update: sold out!)

Press
James Cockroft — “Withrow’s pictures have a cinematic feel and sinister romanticism.”

Artist
Lauren Withrow (b. 1993, USA) is a Texas-based photographer who focuses on intimate relationships between self, others, and nature’s landscape. Somewhere at the Edge of the World is Withrow’s first book, and was captured entirely on 35mm film.