Magnum Editions: Paris, France, 2005 Framing:Custom White Frame

Magnum Editions: Paris, France, 2005 Framing:Custom White FramePatrick Zachmann is a master of teasing out color in the subterranean and the after dark. Daytime doesnt have the monopoly on color, after all; its there at night, too, albeit altered by its battle with darkness and uneasy relationship with artificial light. Ugly and grey during the day, a city becomes attractive at night, or sometimes frightening, Zachmann says. The lights change, hot or cold, colliding prettily into a mix of color temperatures. They

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Le Querrec wrote of the period that followed

Twiggy is captured here against a stark black backdrop that allows her iconic features to take centre-stage

This special edition (limited to 100 copies) includes a poster

coinciding with the release of the seminal photobook East 100th Street

Throughout the book

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his portrait of Japanese society unconventional and compelling

Arguing that many of the people in Japan wear a ‘mask of uniformity’

capturing the harsh reality of life at sea

culminating in June with the “Jubilee Days