When Do You Feel Free? Gallery Exhibit and Book Signing
The Trope team was pleased to celebrate the launch of photographer Ryland Hormel's new book, When Do You Feel Free?,with a talk, book signing, and gallery show on July 26th. The exhibit...
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Why Seoul, Why Now - A Letter from Editor Jihyun Kim
Seoul Days & Nights by photographers James Choi, Kim Sangjun (Bigg Jun), and Sam Landers, captures the ever-evolving city of Seoul. From Gyeongbokgung Palace to Namdaemun Market to the vibrant...
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New York Print Collection
Celebrate the architecture and urban landscapes of the city that never sleeps in this new collection of prints. From high above Central Park to the lights of Times Square, this...
In the News: David Lee Csicsko and Lindy Sinclair on WGN Radio
David Lee Csicsko and Lindy Sinclair joined radio show host John Williams to discuss their book, Science People, on WGN Radio. Science People is the second book of David Lee Csicsko's People Series...
In Conversation: Peter Dazeley
Prolific photographer Peter Dazeley was just fifteen years old when he left the safe predictability of secondary school to try his luck on London’s Fleet Street in the Swinging Sixties....
Trope Stories: Tobi Shinobi
Chicago and London-based photographer, Tobi Shinobi, discusses his particular attention to detail and composition, how lessons in law have influenced the artist he has become, and the meaning behind his solo...
In the News: Ryland Hormel on The Freestyle Way podcast
Ryland Hormel recently joined Carl Paoli on The Freestyle Way podcast to he discuss his new book, When Do You Feel Free? In a lively and fun conversation, Ryland shared details on how he decided to...
In the News: Iconic Composers featured on ALL ARTS
Iconic Composers, illustrated by David Lee Csicsko with text by Nicholas Csicsko and Emi Ferguson, was named as one of the "6 New Books to Read in June" on ALL ARTS, the...
Behind the Shot: Ryland Hormel
Ryland Hormel, a photographer from San Francisco and zealous traveler, shines a light on the stories behind some of his favorite shots from When Do You Feel Free? for Trope’s Behind the Shot series.
Trope New York Photographer Gathering
Trope’s Michelle Fitzgerald was excited to visit New York earlier this month and connect with a group of photographers whose work will appear in Trope’s upcoming City Edition title, Trope...
Trope Stories: Ron Timehin
Bromley photographer Ron Timehin discusses his fascination with the dense London fog as seen in his solo book from Trope's Emerging Photographer series, London Fog, his experience documenting the Black Lives Matter movement, and...
In Conversation: Ryland Hormel
When it comes to the demands of daily life — our 9-to-5 jobs, family obligations, keeping a household running — many of us begin to lose touch with the passion...
In Conversation: Carlos Segura
Author and designer Carlos Segura had no intentions of becoming a graphic designer. However, a chance encounter changed his perspective and introduced him to the complex world of design. Founding Segura...
In the News: Steve Rolfe featured on BBC News
Trope Signatures photographer, Steve Rolfe, was recently featured on BBC News discussing his love for small things and new release Small World. Read full story here. Read more about Steve...
Trope Stories: Chris Holmes
Photographer Chris Holmes often wakes before dawn to capture rare moments of solitude and calm as the city of London yawns, stretches and begins its day. His high-contrast scenes depict...
In Conversation: Emi Ferguson and Nicholas Csicsko
When speaking with authors Emi Ferguson and Nicholas Csicsko, their excitement for the world of classical music is palpable. Having met during their college days at Juilliard, music has always been a significant part of their...