Portrait A Day
Dublin Core
Title
Portrait A Day
Shelfmark - 561.POR.LDOWN
Subject
Portraiture
Description
Portrait A Day is a project by photographer Rory Langdon-Down, who set out in 2021 to document a year like no other by focussing on honesty, positivity and authentic connection.
These 365 portraits, and the dialogue that surrounds them, reveal the story of this unique year. One that comprised of lockdowns, vaccinations, freedoms returning, delayed events, love, loss and all the many stories that make us human.
This coffee table book features all 365 portraits from the project and over 40,000 words detailing the year through the stories of the people featured.
The book's foreword is written by photographer Martin Salter - https://martinsalterphoto.com/.
These 365 portraits, and the dialogue that surrounds them, reveal the story of this unique year. One that comprised of lockdowns, vaccinations, freedoms returning, delayed events, love, loss and all the many stories that make us human.
This coffee table book features all 365 portraits from the project and over 40,000 words detailing the year through the stories of the people featured.
The book's foreword is written by photographer Martin Salter - https://martinsalterphoto.com/.
Creator
Rory Langdon-Down
Publisher
Self-published
Date
2022
Format
Hardback matte-black printed cover with printed dust jacket
Book Item Type Metadata
Dimensions
297mm x 222mm x 50mm
Number of Pages
313
Number of images
365
Edition Size
365
Place of Publication
Bermondsey, London
Designer
Anatomy London
Editor
Freya Bateson
Printer
FE Burman
Website
rorylangdondown.co.uk
URL Link to project
https://rorylangdondown.co.uk/portrait-a-day-2021-book
Where to buy
https://rorylangdondown.co.uk/portrait-a-day-2021-book
Links to reviews
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2022/apr/21/shoot-your-shot-the-man-who-took-365-portraits-in-a-year-in-pictures-rory-langdon-down
Collection
Citation
Rory Langdon-Down, “Portrait A Day,” Photo Book Cafe Archive, accessed April 30, 2025, https://www.photobookcafe-archive.co.uk/items/show/561.