Amateur Photographer

Beyond the trees

Jack Latham first knocked on the door of my photographic consciousness in 2015 with his debut book, , documenting his journey across the US, following the original Oregon trail. With his second, , where he photographed the places and people that feature in various accounts of what happened to missing Icelanders Gudmundur and Geirfinnur, I invited him into the lounge to put his feet up. For his third book in a ten-year career and, an investigation of the hidden conspiracies of Bohemian Grove, I invited him up to the guest bedroom.

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