Brandon Stanton
Brandon Stanton is an American photographer and author, best known for creating the popular photo blog 'Humans of New York.' His work involves capturing portraits and sharing stories of people from various walks of life, which has garnered a large following and led to several bestselling books.
Books
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1. Humans
A moving collection of portrait photographs and candid first‑person stories gathered from people around the world that captures intimate moments, personal struggles, humor and everyday life; the images and brief narratives reveal shared humanity, resilience and vulnerability, connecting readers to diverse lives through powerful, often surprising glimpses into ordinary people’s experiences.
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2. Humans Of New York
Stories
A collection of street portraits paired with short, candid captions that reveal the hopes, struggles, humor and resilience of people across New York City; originally a daily photographic project, the book compiles hundreds of intimate snapshots and micro-interviews that celebrate ordinary lives, foster empathy across differences, and show how personal stories illuminate universal human experience.
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3. Humans Of New York
This captivating collection of photographs and stories offers a heartfelt glimpse into the diverse lives of New Yorkers. Through intimate portraits and candid interviews, the book captures the essence of humanity in the bustling metropolis, showcasing a tapestry of emotions, dreams, and struggles. Each page reveals a unique narrative, highlighting the individuality and shared experiences of people from all walks of life, creating a rich mosaic that celebrates the beauty and complexity of human existence.
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4. Dear New York
A photographic and written collection of intimate letters, portraits, and reflections from a diverse group of New Yorkers, capturing the city's everyday moments, struggles, joys, and resilience; the book pairs candid photos with short personal essays that together form a collage of voices and perspectives that celebrate, critique, and mourn life in the metropolis.
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