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“It is important to slow down around your own work, trust yourself, and ask if you really are done. Knowing when to push through and keep going is just as important as knowing when to stop.” —Todd Hido In PhotoWork, @sashawolfprojects interviews forty photographers about their approach to making photographs and sustaining a body of work. Structured as a Proust-like questionnaire, the resulting interviews provide essential insights and advice from both emerging and established photographers—while also revealing there is no single path in photography. This weekend only, save up to 60% off Aperture photobooks, magazines, and limited-edition prints. Plus, save on our exclusive book bundles, including our Summer Reading Bundle featuring three inspiring titles—”The Photographer’s Playbook,” “PhotoWork,” and “Photo No-Nos”—for reflections on photography and creative exercises. Shop the sale through our link in bio. Image: Todd Hido, #1941, San Francisco, California, from “Intimate Distance” (Aperture, 2016) © @toddhido_