Not Just Pictures: Chris Floyd

Flipping through the McCartney and Attenborough sessions alone is worth the price, and the 200+ images make it feel like a full retrospective rather than a skim. The page quality holds up well under repeated browsing, which matters for a tabletop book.

The sheer volume of work packed in here is stunning—over 200 photographs spanning three decades, from McCartney to Attenborough, makes it a genuine career retrospective. It's heavy enough to feel substantial on my lap, and every page turn reveals another portrait I hadn't seen before.

Flipping through this on my coffee table, the sheer breadth of the work hits you—over 200 photos spanning three decades, and the Attenborough portrait is stunning. The print quality makes the faces feel alive. It's a hefty book, but worth every inch of shelf space.