Changed how I look at my own camera roll
Two hundred pages arguing that the screenshot is a photograph, and by page forty I agreed. Beautifully sequenced.
Ana R. · Lisbon · June 2026
Cover and spine — uncoated board, blind-debossed title01 / 07
Seven views: three interior spreads, then the book as an object — closed, open, and in the room it was made for. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Volume 02
Screenshots
Notes on how we look at everything.
The screenshot is the most-produced photograph of our era and nobody calls it a photograph. Two hundred pages on the frame around the frame, and the habit of keeping receipts.
★★★★★4.7 · 3 reviews
$72
264 pages · 2004–2024 · Pre-order
Boxed flat and shipped tracked from Verona in two working days. Free shipping over $150, 10% off two volumes, 30 days to change your mind.
Specifications
- —264 pages, 220 × 290 mm
- —Otabind, lays flat, deckled fore-edge
- —Printed four-colour plus one spot orange
- —First edition of 2,000, numbered
Contents
- 01CropThe argument you cut out
- 02ReceiptsScreenshots as evidence
- 03Battery 4%Accidental self-portraiture
- 04Grey WindowInterface as landscape
- 05Print ItBringing the screen back to paper
Reader reviews
★★★★★4.7 average · 3 verified buyers
The spot orange is worth it
One colour used with real discipline. The numbered first edition detail is a nice touch for a book about copies.
Peter H. · Berlin · May 2026
Wanted a little more text
The captions do a lot of work and I would have read another essay, but the object itself is faultless.
Claire M. · Melbourne · March 2026