Magnum Editions: Marilyn Monroe on the set of “The Misfits”, 1960 Framing:Unframed

Magnum Editions: Marilyn Monroe on the set of “The Misfits”, 1960 Framing:UnframedEve Arnold began photographing Marilyn Monroe after the actress saw her pictures of Marlene Dietrich in Esquire. They met at a party and Monroe asked: If you could do that well with Marlene, can you imagine what you can do with me? So began their professional relationship, which, over the years, turned into friendship. Arnold photographed Monroe six times over the decade she knew her; the longest of these sessions being a two month stint during the

The photos taken at that time were then published in 1968 in Black in White America

Photographer Thomas Hoepker

As his career took off

in Tbilisi and has travelled the Caucasus

Buddhist monks gather at the holy place of the Golden Rock at Shwe Pyi Daw

French photojournalist Jean Gaumy captured the fierce conditions facing the fishermen who worked on open-deck trawlers

The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of Their Dreams

although little seemed to alter in the fabric of the landscape

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and was Webb’s first comprehensive survey book

the photographer relies on some sort of reality as a prototype

Rafal Milach’s work is concerned with the changes taking place in the former Eastern Bloc