Odd Apples is a photographic celebration of the strange, rare, and little-known varieties of one of the world’s most familiar fruits. With his painterly eye, William Mullan captures apples as objects of wonder—freckled, striped, or russeted; misshapen or jewel-like—each portrait revealing the eccentric beauty hidden in orchards past and present. More than a catalog, this book is a meditation on biodiversity, memory, and delight: a reminder that even the most ordinary fruit carries within it the power to astonish.
