MIKE BRODIE: POLAROID KID JIM MANGAN Videnin’s careful attention to composition

Videnin’s careful attention to composition

and a nuanced sense of place

I stayed 6-7 months in Krasnoyarsk - Russia visiting 40-50 different prison camps

Mangan’s pictures transport the reader into an alternate reality of the boys’ making: where they explore the rugged terrain of southern Utah

like languages we’ve vaguely heard at some point in our lives

MIKE BRODIE: POLAROID KID JIM MANGAN Videnin’s careful attention to compositionABOUT: At the age of 17, Mike Brodie left home, hoping a freight train to Jacksonville, Florida. His first trip lasted little more than a few days but was the start of a lifelong journey that would see him become one of the most intuitive photographers of his generation. On finding an abandoned Polaroid camera stuffed behind a car seat in 2004, Brodie began to produce a sprawling document of his journey riding the rails across the expanse of North