Shots is one of those books I occasionally pick up from the public library where I have never heard of them before but something about the cover catches my attention.

One of the great things about the library is how easy it makes it to be exposed to random works that I otherwise would never encounter.

This book of photography from the revolutionary counter-culture of the U.S. in the late 60’s and early 70’s was interesting both for the photography and the accompanying text. As someone who does a lot of photography of protests and other activist efforts, it was great to see the excellent photos in this book – they offer some good ideas on how to take pictures at such events.