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Tim Carpenter’s Little completes a trilogy of photobooks rooted in the sensibility and approach to the practice of “camera” he elaborated in the book-length essay To Photograph Is To Learn How To Die (2022). Less formally rigorous than Local Objects (2017), less introspective and linear than Christmas Day, Bucks Pond Road, this new installment channels the perspective of a child’s meandering mind, open to possible meanings, absorbing whatever the eyes encounter — marks, buildings, branches, paths, the daylight of a Central Illinois afternoon — nascent symbols everywhere, fleeting images improvised of mind and matter.
Tim Carpenter is a photographer, writer, and educator who works in Brooklyn and central Illinois. He received an MFA in Photography from the Hartford Art School in 2012, and in 2015 co-founded TIS Books. Tim serves as a faculty member of the Penumbra Foundation Long Term Photobook Program, and as a mentor in the Image Threads Mentorship Program. He is the author of several photobooks, among them Christmas Day, Bucks Pond Road (The Ice Plant); A month of Sundays (TIS books); Local objects (The Ice Plant); township (collaboration with Raymond Meeks, Adrianna Ault, and Brad Zellar; TIS/dumbsaint); Bement grain (TIS/dumbsaint); Still feel gone (collaboration with Nathan Pearce; Deadbeat Club Press); Illinois central (Kris Graves Projects); The king of the birds (TIS books); and A house and a tree (TIS books). Tim’s book-length essay To photograph is to learn how to die was published by The Ice Plant in Fall 2022.