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The photographer who catalogued a nation
August Sander built a method, not a style, and a new Cologne show proves how far it could stretch.
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The photographer who shot through his windshield
Henry Wessel rigged a camera for one hand so he could photograph other drivers without ever stopping the car.
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The photographer critics loved to hate
William Eggleston got savaged in 1976 for shooting tricycles and lightbulbs in color. A new London show shows who was actually wrong.
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The photographer who shoots Dudley shopfronts
Tom Hicks points his camera at snooker clubs and caravans in the Black Country, and Robert Plant wrote the foreword.
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The New York photos Baldwin Lee hid for 47 years
A young photographer drove into Manhattan before dawn to shoot streets with nobody in them, then put the pictures away for four decades.
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