The book explores the artistic journey of Man Ray in 1920s and 30s Paris, highlighting his erotic imagery, surreal distortions, and technical innovations. Celebrated by Dadaists and Surrealists, he became a pivotal figure in modern photography, influencing the art movement with his unique vision and creativity.
Exploring the evolution of environmental photography, this book highlights the pivotal roles of early photographers like Ansel Adams and Eliot Porter in advocating for conservation. It showcases a new generation of artists, including Robert Adams and Richard Misrach, who address contemporary environmental challenges through their work. Featuring ninety-one images, both documentary and conceptual, the collection delves into issues such as pollution, land use, and sustainability. Katherine Ware's commentary enriches the discussion on how photography shapes our understanding of environmental concerns.