'Walker Evans'

'Walker Evans'Book blurb: Walker Evans (19031975) is best known for documenting the people and living conditions of the American South during the Great Depression. But his photographic accomplishments went far beyond those famous images. They included modernist views of New York City, like his Flatiron Building, New York (192829) and Brooklyn Bridge (1929); architectural studies of Victorian homes and other buildings in Boston, Cape Cod, Saratoga Springs, and small

Ballen expands on his longstanding predilection for unsettling interiors and spooky characters

Günther has twice won the CP Hoogenhout gold medal for children’s book illustrations and is a Life Associate of the prestigious Royal Photographic Society

passengers being bundled out of taxis and sjamboked in Boitumelong (from where I'd just come

With a bit of imagination

Africa State of Mind gathers together the work of an emergent generation of photographers from across Africa

This notion of the importance of imaging became even more significant when I came across a speech by South Africa’s minister of environmental affairs and tourism

Pretentiousness:

but you probably don’t know his name or what he looks like

After fleeing South Africa to publish his landmark book House of Bondage (1967) on the horrors of apartheid

When multiplied on a flat surface

1970–1983 returns to Leibovitz’s origins

Max Hollein