A monograph by American photographer Todd Hido. For over 25 years, He has captured suburban landscapes and portraiture that hint at human presence. This book centers on the themes of “hope” and “beauty,” and why we find ourselves yearning for them so deeply today. Shot across a wide range of locations—from the Hawaiian Islands to the Bering Sea coast and Arctic fjords—the images evoke a haunting blend of familiarity and unease, rendered in his signature atmospheric style.
Pages : 104 pages
Size : 43×35.5cm (hardcover)
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Todd Hido is an American photographer born on August 25, 1968, in Kent, Ohio. His work is known for its evocative suburban scenes, desolate landscapes, and cinematic portraits—capturing a quiet, often mysterious atmosphere hidden within the everyday. His best-known publications include *House Hunting* and *Bright Black World*, and his photographs are held in the collections of major museums worldwide.
