Fine Print: The Walk to Paradise Garden, USA, 1946 warehouse collection poster

Fine Print: The Walk to Paradise Garden, USA, 1946 warehouse collection posterAfter being severely wounded in 1945 by Japanese mortar fire at Okinawa while covering World War II for LIFE magazine, W. Eugene Smith returned home to New York state for the long process of recuperation. He was unable to hold a camera properly or take photographs for another year. After multiple surgeries, his first attempt became iconic. Smith chose to photograph his two young children, Patrick and Juanita, scampering through the woods behind the

” said Lessing

000-square-foot

the influence of the sun has been at the core of their very being since their founding over 250 years ago

He was struck by the verisimilitude of the prints as historical documents of the life and beauty of the area

in late 1989

Under a blaze of neon reflections

” the titular track on Run-DMC’s third studio album

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

I was asked by a friend – Dick Lester – who was about to direct the first Beatles film ‘A Hard Day’s Night’

Photographing mostly in exotic locales and at public events within the United States

One of the resultant portraits of Guevara smoking a cigar became an iconic image of the 20th century

and dedication — piquing the fascination of millions