201 pages, 33 Models, 3 essays & 2 interviews

This collection aims to capture the meaning of the word ‘Whole’ and its interpretation by other artists. Meticulously curated portrait and landscape photography over 12 months by Jacob Justice across 8 states and 33 models, he aims to create an experience that captures the essence of the word. Dedicated to Samron Agnew (1999-2020).

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64 pages, 21 models, 1 essay

Commemorating a dear friend that passed, Jacob Justice exhibits his latest photography in 64 pages. Wednesday features altered imagery from 62 portraits, 8 horizontal spreads, and an essay written by London O’Connor, a talented musician and singer who has been featured in publications such as Dazed, GQ, Pitchfork, The Fader, and many others. This book is preluded by “Tuesday”, a collection of portraits that represent how the world stops in its tracks the moment of a loss. Wednesday represents how surreal the day after loss is and visualizes a transformed perspective. Dedicated to Stephen Rayl and Wednesday, October 4th, 2017.

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36 pages, 12 models

An exploration of expression through experimentation. Blurring lines between art and photography, Jacob Justice sees his camera as a paintbrush. ‘No Super Powers’ ventures into some of his best work from the past year, in a completely new light. Offering the viewer a fresh and unique experience, included are 36 full-color spreads, including multiple unreleased sets. Shot, edited, and designed by Jacob Justice.

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