Title: Stunning
Product review: Unquestionably the finest book I have ever read, on any subject. Milton's "Paradise Lost", Joyce's "Ulysses", Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past" -- amateurs. In photography, the composition and layout is so raw, honest and compelling that surely Talbot, Herschel and Daguerre must smile and say "this is why we invented photography.""After the lights went out" is a bold masterpiece of visual storytelling that will be remembered in the coming decades as the first and truest work of photography to come from the new century. Nungesser and Pigtain's work eclipses all before it. You owe it to yourself and to future generations to acquire this work in its original form, which will unquestionably be of immense value to future scholars of the art form of photography. Buy it now before it's no doubt reprinted by Taschen in a giant coffee table edition.
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