Fine Print: Istanbul, Turkey, 2001 Robert Capa

Fine Print: Istanbul, Turkey, 2001 Robert CapaWebb began his career as a photographer in the 1970s, making pictures of the American social landscape in the streets of New England and New York, working exclusively in black and white. In the preface to The Suffering of Light, he describes having reached a kind of dead end in photography, as well as an eagerness to explore new territories. That year, in 1975, inspired by Graham Greenes novel, The Comedians, he jumped on a plane to Port au Prince to

starting to use Kodachrome film

pushing stray coal into the holes

The series “The Afronauts” revisits the chronicle of these days

capturing a moment of American time and space

In Queen Elizabeth National Park

Washington

Micha Bar-Am has been a Magnum Correspondent since 1968

American jazz musician Charles Mingus leaving Marseille Provence Airport the day after the concert of the Charlie Mingus Quartet in Chateauvallon

As Erwitt recounts: ‘I was out walking with my friend Hiroji [Kubota] around the corner from my studio on the Upper West Side of Manhattan

McCurry has since photographed all over the world but India remains his constant fascination

Eugene Smith to a human interest story about a doctor in Kremmling

then Palestine