Fine Print: Laser light on nude, New York City, 1978 Warehouse

Fine Print: Laser light on nude, New York City, 1978 WarehouseErich Hartmanns signature style is enigmatic, unfinished and ambiguous. He was never without a camera loaded with black and white film and a small box of extra rolls, which he used to capture what intrigued him. Hartmann began his photographic career in New York City, which would become his home for the rest of his life, and documented the people, patterns and abstract images of this city that so fascinated him. Hartmann saw pictures everywhere.

Philippe Halsman was as unusual a photographer as he was prolific

made after he left the publication

” Zachmann says

” said Lessing

introducing him to new worlds of emotional vibrancy and intensity that he described as “raw

taken in Berlin’s Tiergarten in 1965

Ian Berry’s work has recorded a unique aspect of the South African experience: the duty to ‘live apart’ while occupying the same space

unpublished images

and the largest sun-dial in Europe

and Reframing History (2004

advises Fred Astaire on his role as a photographer

and social exploration in America's history