The British Journal of Photography have reviewed an advanced copy of ‘The Point of the Deliverance’. In a thoughtful analysis of the book, Greg Thomas writes:

“Alex Boyd’s The Point of Deliverance documents an emotionally and historically loaded journey across the Atlantic edges of Britain through wet plate collodion. Liquid silver pools like a crashing wave across the opening image of Alex Boyd’s The Point of the Deliverance, a set of wet-plate collodion photographs created on journeys along the coastlines of Ireland, the Hebrides, and the Scottish Highlands over the last decade. It’s a sequence which, as artist Will McLean notes in his preface, holds an extraordinary “mystic quality,” expressing an intense personal vision while compressing the deep histories of each site.”

The full review can be read here