Magnum Editions: Tangiers, Morocco, 1995 Framing:Unframed

Magnum Editions: Tangiers, Morocco, 1995 Framing:UnframedBruno Barbey was born in Morocco and grew up in various parts of the country: Rabat, Sal, Marrakech and Tangiers. Over the course of his career, Barbey has traveled all over the world, but it is to Morocco that he keeps returning. Central to his more than 50 years of work in the nation has been his use of color film a move inspired by an assignment working for Vogue in Brazil in 1966. A respect for local custom has meant that few of Barbeys Morocco

“The beach is always going to be an integral part of what I do – it just goes on and on

Almost entirely self-taught in the art of photography

photographing the then-25-year-old Taylor at work and behind the scenes

Yakuza (members of traditional organized crime groups in Japan

Nanna Heitmann captured the devastating wildfires in Sakha (also known as Yakutia)

rendezvous-ing couples

Guy Le Querrec joined Magnum Photos in 1976

‘My photographs are not intended to represent an objective account of the Iraq war against which to compare the texts

Upper East Side in the Seventies

He travelled first to Siberia in 2000

Pictured here is a haunting image of the young actor walking through Times Square

as Glinn was boarding a press truck along with a crowd of photographers all hoping for a photo opportunity