Fine Print: Butungakuna, 2011 Famous Faces

Fine Print: Butungakuna, 2011 Famous FacesIn 1964, still leaving the dream of their recently gained independence, Zambia started a space program that would put the first African on the moon, catching up with the USA and the Soviet Union in the space race. Edward Makuka Nkoloso, the passionate brain behind the project, had a hard time convincing both the national and international institutions to fund a visionary space program that challenged the manichean vision of a world completely immersed

Photographer Martin Parr said of this image: “It’s one of those images that enters our subconscious and just stays there

despite several attempts to reconcile

turning the night into a blizzard of light and shadow

Cornell’s contribution to photojournalism was notably distinct from that of his sibling

It is the latter of these that brought Bendiksen to the Altai Territory in Russia in 2000

California

A love of the land is also evident in much of his work

They were surrendering to this intimate and peaceful moment to love each other and celebrate this new freedom

fashion photographer and technical director

Michael Douglas

they reflect with Sanguinetti on the work’s making and their changing relationship to it over time in an extended conversation illustrated with previously unseen images from across the years

Chris Steele-Perkins was born in 1947 in Rangoon