• The Other Side of the Table — cover
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
  • The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — cover
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi
The Other Side of the Table — coverThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed KashiThe Other Side of the Table — photograph by Ed Kashi

The Other Side of the Table by Marco Savarese

54,90€

How to read, edit, and understand photography

The Other Side of the Table is not a manual on how to take photographs, but a book about how photographs are read, selected, sequenced, printed, and understood. Written from the perspective of editor and founder of Eyeshot, Marco Savarese, it follows the full path from seeing to authorship, revealing how distance, light, ethics, editing, and presentation shape a body of work. The book grows out of Marco Savarese’s Editor’s Notes series, originally shared with the Eyeshot community on Instagram, now expanded and reworked alongside new chapters and previously unpublished texts. With photographs by Ed Kashi, it invites photographers to move beyond rules and intuition, and to build a clearer, more independent way of reading their own work.

After 30 September, this limited edition will never be available again.

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Time as Value
Phase I / 10 July – 17 August / €44,90
Phase II / 17 August – 21 September / €49,90
Phase III / 21 September – 30 September / €54,90

Edition Details
Hand-signed copy by Marco Savarese
Exclusive limited edition
Published by Eyeshot, 2026
Hardcover, 22×24 cm
128 pages
80 photographs by Ed Kashi
Written by Marco Savarese
Designed and made in Italy
Language: English

Book Timeline
Pre-order starts, 10th July
Pre-order ends, 30th September (no extension)
Printing Underway, October/November
Shipping Begins, December

Marco Savarese is the founder and editor-in-chief of Eyeshot, an independent, eco-conscious publishing house based in Italy dedicated to street and documentary photography. Since 2018 he has edited and produced Eyeshot’s magazines and limited-edition books, shipped to readers worldwide, and created its annual Open Call celebrating emerging and established voices in the genre. He works closely with photographers on the reading, editing, sequencing, and printing of their work, and writes the Editor’s Notes series shared with the Eyeshot community. The Other Side of the Table gathers and expands that ongoing reflection on how photographs are read, selected, and understood.

Ed Kashi is an acclaimed photojournalist, filmmaker, speaker, and educator who has been telling visual stories for over 40 years. Known for his dedication to documenting social and political issues, Kashi combines a sensitive eye with deep compassion for his subjects. His work is intense, honest, and emotionally resonant. A founding member of VII Photo, Kashi is recognized for his complex visual narratives and his commitment to capturing the human condition. His innovative approach has earned him multiple awards, including Multimedia Photographer of the Year by POYi in 2015. He has created influential short films and pioneering projects for clients such as National Geographic, The New Yorker, and MSNBC. From his 2006 Iraqi Kurdistan Flipbook to his coverage of Hurricane Sandy for TIME in 2012, Kashi has consistently embraced new technologies and forms of storytelling. His images have been widely published, exhibited, and included in fourteen books. In 2002, Kashi and his wife, writer and filmmaker Julie Winokur, founded Talking Eyes Media, a nonprofit that has produced award-winning films, books, and multimedia works focused on critical social issues. Ed Kashi continues to shape the visual language of our time with a restless, thoughtful, and human approach.

Hear the conversation: Ed Kashi on Eyeshot 50mm: A Life in Photojournalism.

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