In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong
In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong

In Almost Every Picture 8: Oolong

Erik Kessels

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This continuation of the well-established and popular series of found photography books, provides another collection of intriguing images. This time its subject is one of the earliest successful photographic blogs, a site documenting the story of Oolong, a Japanese rabbit whose unusually flat head made it ideal for balancing objects. Starting in 1999, hundreds of images were posted by Oolong’s owner, Akutagawa Hironori, each showing this otherwise ordinary creature with an unusual item placed squarly on his skull. These items, ranging form cakes and teapots to other household objects, were always shot in low resolution and from the same angle.

Erik Kessels is an expert in photographic coincidence. Always on the lookout for beauty and a healthy dose of absurdism, he obsessively collects the pictures that others throw in the bin. This has resulted in a wonderful series of publications: IN ALMOST EVERY PICTURE.

COLLECTED AND EDITED BY ERIK KESSELS.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY HIRONORI AKUTAGAWA. 
COLOR, 15.5 X 20 CM, 120 PAGES, SOFTCOVER. 
PUBLISHED BY KESSELSKRAMER, AMSTERDAM, 2009.