Magnum Poster: London, England, 1964 Framing:Unframed

Magnum Poster: London, England, 1964 Framing:UnframedIn the dim glow of an underground nightclub on Cable Street, East London, a couple dances in motion blurred eleganceher white dress sharply outlined against the shadows, his form mid step. In the background, a man leans over a glowing jukebox, its light casting a modern glow across the wooden floor. Captured in 1964, Ian Berrys photograph evokes the charged intimacy of nightlife in postwar Britain, where style, secrecy, and rhythm converged in

Thomas Hoepker and his second wife

” Smith’s photos later adorned the covers of two other Dylan albums

Evans said that he was warned not to follow suit

Though the passage of time is one of the most palpable tensions at work in these photographs

and others that followed his non-violent approach

” For Bendiksen

The best Parr photographs are interleaved with Susie Parr’s detailed background descriptions of the society they observed

over his long career

one does not quite know if we look at painstakingly composed arrangements or a private photo-diary

the shadowy men of Wall Street stalk New York City

He is known for his poetic

he moved to New York and undertook numerous commercial projects