Walter Kehr has described his book as "just a simple book of photos.“ It is a collection of snapshots that were taken when no one was looking, or as the sun was beginning to creep above an otherwise empty street corner in New York. But they also form a greater truth. They remind us that, in life, it is the smallest moments that often mean the most. Walter Kehr studied at Hochschule der Künste, Berlin, and was an assistant to Richard Avedon, Tony Kaye, and others before making his career as a photographer and movie director in Los Angeles.
