Sealskin is a photobook by Jeff Dworsky that presents an idyllic and nostalgic view of his formative years in Maine during the 1980s. The book blends family photographs and social documentary, capturing coastal village life, nature, and intimate portraits, all shot on Kodachrome 64 film. The warm, amber tones evoke a calming, timeless quality. Edited and published by Charcoal Press, Sealskin reflects themes of rural life, nature, and the passage of time amid social change and gentrification. Read Article

Sealskin by Jeff Dworsky is a photographic monograph documenting life in a small fishing community on a remote Maine island during the 1970s and 1980s. Using Kodachrome film, Dworsky captures intimate moments of his family and community, weaving his images into a narrative inspired by a Celtic folktale about a selkie—a seal creature that transforms into a human. The story parallels Dworsky’s own life, exploring themes of love, change, and the passage of time in a world that no longer exists. Read Article