Fine Print: Underground nightclub on Cable Street. London, England, 1964 Paper size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm)

Fine Print: Underground nightclub on Cable Street. London, England, 1964 Paper size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm)After a decade of travelling and living in Africa and then Paris, Ian Berry conceived of The English as a project that would enable him to both document and rediscover the country in which he was born and grew up. It seemed like a good idea to do something on the English before my eyes got too jaded. Returning to London in the mid Sixties, he became the first contract photographer for the Observer. His images capture the unique character of the city

first published in 2000

part of the story

“As From My Window I Sometimes Glance

"The war in Ukraine is being fought with bullets and artillery

and repatriated—and how and why it endures

in England’s Midlands

and the journey ends in Felicity

It is as if he wants to get to the essence of color

Though Robert Capa is predominantly known for his impactful war photography

Hiroji Kubota settled in Chicago

a collaborative process where each of the four founders picture edited the other’s photographs

The gentle interaction between boy and insect