#57 CAMERA Book Review: Tom Broadbent - At Home With The Furries

****THERE WERE NO ANIMALS HURT DURING THE MAKING OF THIS BOOK****
A quick and fur tastic look through Tom Broadbent's new photography book At Home With The Furries. I did this pretty quick at the end of a long day as I just wanted to acknowledge it's release as soon as I could. So the video is a little rough in parts. Forgot to say the cover is a little furry too.

Go buy this book it's fur kin egg selent.
A - fur effort.
Spoiled fur choice.
Fur the fun of it.

Spanning his ten-year engagement with the British furry fandom subculture, Tom Broadbent’s At Home With The Furries takes a fluffy, scaly, and feathery peek at a community of people who happen to identify as animal characters. Featuring Syrrus, a fox, and Lupestripe, a wolf having a barbecue at home in Leeds, as shown at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2018, and Smirnoff, a husky wolf from the book, 1001 Photographs You Must See Before You Die (Paul Lowe), all the photographs are taken in the furries’ homes, gardens and favourite local haunts. “Tom Broadbent's exploration of the Furries is sensitive, witty, and informative. It's all you need to gain an insight into this fascinating subculture whose only limits are that of their imaginations. If only everyday life was as much fun as the pages of this book” Laura Noble With essays by photography gallerist and curator Laura Noble and Uncle Kage, Chairman of Anthrocon, one of the biggest furry conventions in the world. Beautifully produced as a limited edition print of 750 copies, this photobook has a furry cover and contains over 30 photographs of amazing animal characters from all over Britain.

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Stay Free Publishing; First Edition (30 Sept. 2018)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 96 pages

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