First off: Agreed! They shouldn’t. Acclaimed photographer Beth Garrabrant, best known for her ethereal portraits of Taylor Swift (folklore, The Tortured Poets Department), explores youth and all its ordinary but profound moments in her debut photobook. This first collection from Garrabrant draws from over two decades of capturing such moments, and comes with an intro from award-winning director Kelly Reichardt (Meek’s Cutoff, Certain Women), who compares the artist to modern masters Robert Adams and William Eggleston. At this celebration of the book release, get a copy and hear a convo between Garrabrant and local photographer Marshall Tidrick. – Kat McNevins