Interviews

Books of the Year: Michael Northrup's Babe Northrup's sharp eye for composition and poignancy weaves an intimate story of American family life, told through 1970s snapshots	Shoot, Print, Repeat: An Interview With Daisuke Yokota A young Japanese photographer re-photographs his prints up to ten times, adding successive layers of handmade distortion each time around	On the Wall: Cindy Sherman at MoMA We spoke with curator Eva Respini to preview the MoMA's 35-year Sherman retrospective opening this week
Science or Science Fiction? Jay Tyrrell's Wind Army looks at the far-out landscape of wind turbine farms through a sci-fi lens	Johor: Asia Latitude One A portrait of of the vibrant Malaysian state, commisioned by His Royal Higness	All Access: The Rock 'n' Roll Photography of Ken Regan A rock-photo veteran opens a vast vault of memories in one of our favorite books of 2011
Books of the Year: Altered Landscapes A new, wide-ranging book shows how photographers have responded to human changes to landscapes	Books of the Year: Alex Webb's "The Suffering of Light"	Books of the Year: "The Lost Photographs of Captain Scott" A long-lost trove of historic photos taken by the legendary British explorer captures an ill-fated 1912 mission to the South Pole
Behind the Meme: A Conversation With the Man Behind Self Pop Tart In the viral photo meme du jour, Kevin Patrick Hanley swaps out iPhones for Pop Tarts in the ubiquitous mirror self-portrait	Books of the Year: Corey Arnold's "Fish-Work: The Bering Sea" We spoke with Corey on animals, piñatas and, yes, the Discovery Channel	Ed Panar: Animals That Saw Me An abstract photographer meets and greets animals in his new book
Ed Templeton On Shooting the Teenage Kiss Teenage Kissers is on our shortlist of best photo books of the year. We chatted with Templeton on how his latest project came together, and on seeking the decisive (romantic) moment in public	Michael Jang: Summer Weather A prolific Bay Area photographer finds new life in his vast, mostly unseen archives. And if the new project, Summer Weather, is any indication, there's fine work ahead	9.11.01: The Photographers' Stories, Pt. 1—"Get Down Here. Now." Part one of our four-part expanded oral history of September 11, 2001, told by the photographers who documented it

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