Stop Tanks with Books — images of daily life in Ukraine before the war -- Created with a mission in mind, Mark Neville’s photobook threads his portraits made in Ukraine with research and short stories as a desperate rallying call to action. -- Edited by David Campany and published by Nazraeli Press, "Stop Tanks with Books" brings together 80 images in total—all of which Neville took of Ukraine and its people from 2015 onwards. Some are cityscapes and photographs of residential streets, but most are portraits—of beachgoers in Odesa and people nightclubbing in Kyiv, school kids and shopkeepers and the Roma communities. When looked at as a whole, they are a powerful collection because they confront us with face after face, individual after individual—humans with whole lives that have been changed, affected or taken by this war. -- Photographs by Mark Neville @marknevillestudio Book review by Joanna L. Cresswell @visionsofjoanna_ Published by @nazraeli.press See more photos, and read the full article at lensculture.com