Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/08/14
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]In light of the current discussion of "foreign" photographers documenting places that are foreign to them, I've noted the few related titles that immediately come to my mind. I've tried to avoid books of travel photography, as that seems to be another type of work entirely. The books below were generally intended to be studies or explorations of one kind or another of the places/people in question via photography. If you feel like it, add to the list. I'm not sure what conclusions - if any - could be drawn from it, or the flames it might generate, but at the very least we might end up with an interesting bibliography. Guy * Bill Brandt. "The English at Home." Brassaï. "Grafitti." - ---. "Paris la nuit." - ---. "Paris secret." HCB. "India." Raymond Depardon. "Correspondance new-yorkaise." Robert Frank. "The Americans." Ralph Gibson. "Egyptian Light." - ---. "Haiku." André Kertesz. "Paris vu par André Kertesz." - ---. "Washington Square." - ---. "Of New York." Jakob Riis. "How the Other Half Lives."