Fine Print: St. Patrick’s Cathedral seen through modern skyscrapers. New York City, 1983 Size:24 x 36 in (60 x 90 cm)

Fine Print: St. Patrick’s Cathedral seen through modern skyscrapers. New York City, 1983 Size:24 x 36 in (60 x 90 cm)The bustling gateway to America, New York has always been a city of dramatic excitementbig dreams and constant changes. Hoepker vividly captures the citys complex spirit in all its many moods. With journalistic zeal and a keen eye for crucial details, he illustrates a true New York with its diverse inhabitants and the allure of its prominent landmarks and hidden, far flung corners. His insightful photographs convey a vivid sense of the citys physical

studios and now takes a relaxed and long-necked look at the lights of one of the world’s most famous streets

Micha Bar-Am immigrated with his parents to Israel (then Palestine) in the ’30s and

The interplay between past and present emerges through a succession of altered images that urge viewers to look again

000 iconic photobooks created by members of Magnum

is a damning

and a distant sign for a childhood favorite treat

which tirelessly questions the role of the media and the status accorded pictures depending on the collective or subjective context in which those images are viewed

” Another important figure was Alfred Willimann

their damp swimsuits and flushed faces hinting at a day spent in the sun

interchangeable compartment: 'the coldest

In this second volume

14 of which were on foot