Fine Print: First dance. Presque Isle, Maine, 1973 Wayne Miller

Fine Print: First dance. Presque Isle, Maine, 1973 Wayne Miller

His images capture the unique character of the country and the diversity of its residents and visitors

Smith embedded himself there for three months but became frustrated with the lack of access

In a spirit of deep mindfulness

“It seemed like a good idea to do something on the English before my eyes got too jaded”

as seen by Steele-Perkins

He is the one in charge of the communication with the other Orishas

the breakup of the Soviet Union became inextricably linked to a familial reconciliation

It invites viewers to question established beliefs

revelling in the opportunities the medium offered: “Black and white transcends reality by removing a very significant part of it: the color

‘they are about the process of their own making

Erwitt has often returned to France to take pictures

The annual September tradition celebrating the patron saint of Naples began in 1926