Experience Positive Feelings with Tyler Mitchell: I Can Make You Feel Good

CKS: Beautiful book! I love Tyler Mitchell’s work, I’ve been following him for years. So excited to get his book, images are stunning. Definitely one of my favorite coffee table books. The “hardcover” isn’t really a hardcover lol, but it’s okay.

United States on Aug 20, 2022

J: Excellent book
Excellent photos
Anyone feeling like they don’t belong or don’t see enough people of colour similar to themselves THIS is a must book beautiful portrayed.

Well done

United Kingdom on Dec 25, 2021

Heather Abbott: The print quality of this book is tops. The book is beautiful for its construction as well as its content. A great coffee table book.

United States on Sep 15, 2021

Cynthia Mallory: This is a great read and a very good conversation piece for your home.

United States on Aug 13, 2021

Hello6e: So good

India on May 12, 2021

Kindle Customer: My review is about the book itself. Delivery was absolutely fine.
I am such a huge fan of Tyler and its amazing how one book can change everything for good or for bad. Quality of the paper is bad. Everything about this book is so WEIRD- the paper, size of the book, the way images are presented - no white borders, no space to breath, while flipping through pages, essays in the beginning at the end... huge font. I have loads of photography books but this book felt so bad! It makes experience for the viewer so poor. I wish I never bought it.

United Kingdom on Mar 15, 2021

Sandra: If you're thinking about it, please add to cart and buy! It's such a beautiful book with amazing photos. Perfect for any coffee table or home library.

United States on Dec 24, 2020

本の虫: 最近欧米では若いフォトグラファーが一流ブランドの写真を担当している。この本もとても美しく斬新な切り口で撮られた写真ばかりだ。日本だと有名な先生や、カメラマンが起用されるのがほとんどであるが。若く勢いのある写真は、見るものをハッとさせる力がある。早く日本も若いアーティストにチャンスを与えて欲しいと願う。

Japan on Dec 22, 2020

Sundeep Sandhu: The product description indicates that the book is hardcover. The copy I received appears to be a soft cover. However I love the images

Canada on Oct 31, 2020

AJK: Pre-ordered this book at the height of BLM protests this summer, wanting to support black voices/perspectives. Thrilled with that decision -- each time I sit down with it I'm struck anew by the joy/positivity within. TM writes in the foreword about his vision of a black utopia and it's visible throughout. The subjects are comfortable in the camera's gaze, as if he's created a safe space -- lacking in the rest of the world -- for them to simply breathe/be in.

Some of the shots reflect his background in fashion photography. In the context of the larger work they read to me as "now these aren't just models, they're citizens of their own world; now they're not just borrowing elaborate/expensive clothes, they own them and inhabit them." May not sound groundbreaking, but it's made me realize how inundated I am with images of black suffering/poverty/need/second-class-ness. This book replaces those images with a different story of black agency, imagination/vision, and safe self-celebration.

For me, these photos illustrate TM's vision of a space to imagine, to build selves and families that play. The historical and current absence of such a space becomes all the starker by...

United States on Sep 01, 2020