Street photography in Japan, in and around the daily train ride — simply brilliant, like poetry or the heartbeat thrum of a big machine.
—LensCulture
A retrospective book of this Magnum photographer's street photography from around the world — timeless, non-narrative epiphanies of color and contours.
"When I first came to Korea, I felt there was a secret behind every corner..." Hailing from the furthest reaches of Canada but quickly adapting to his distant home, discusses how honesty and connection lie at the heart of his street photography.
A photographer unearths some of his very first pictures—shot nearly 30 years ago in New York City—helping him to confront his past and turn the page towards a brighter future.
A luscious, over-sized book filled with beautiful dark images of decaying manmade junk found on the beach, inspiring meditations on the ever-changing nature of life and humankind.