Don Jacklin Sixty Years In Sixty Minutes 攝影集

I've been flipping through this every night since it arrived, and the way each photograph captures a candid moment from a different decade makes it feel like a time machine. The soft matte finish on the pages gives the images a timeless, gallery-like feel that really suits the photojournalism style.

The print quality really brings out the grain and texture in those black-and-white street scenes. I’ve been flipping through it every evening, and the way each decade flows into the next makes it feel like a quiet conversation.

The foreword alone got me emotional—you can feel six decades of "dedicated amateur photojournalism" in every page turn. The sequencing of black-and-white shots across the years makes you slow down and really look, which is rare for a photo book.