An Eye in Art

Danny Lyon is known for his groundbreaking style of photojournalism, a form of documentary photography in which the photographer lives with their subject intimately. One of his most notable projects, four years spent living with a motorcycle club in the USA during the 1960’s, culminated in the book, “The Bikeriders,” (1968). It is a portrait […]

Kodachrome 64 slide film, with its beautiful, warm tones, enhanced the summertime glow of this Southern California coastline. Wishing all a great summer! – GR –

A prolific photographer in fashion, portraits and advertising, Dominique Issermann has created images of passion and cinematic emotion. For more on the work of Dominique Issermann, please visit: https://www.dominiqueissermann.com/ and on Instagram. (Photos: Dominique Issermann)

Late Spring provides an early evening glow and an interplay of light and reflections in and around a downtown cafe. -GR-

From assignments in America, Europe during World War II and as a major contributor to LIFE Magazine among other publications, Margaret Bourke-White blazed a remarkable path for women in photography during the mid-20th century and left a lasting legacy. (Featured photo: Museum of Modern Art, NYC; this page: Life.com) For more on Margaret Bourke-White, please […]

Two extremes of our polarized social landscape. Photo: Space for Rent, NYC, 2023 From the series: A New York Journal, Part II

Two superb photographers side-by-side at the Les Douches Gallery in Paris – until 25 May 2024. https://www.lesdoucheslagalerie.com/exhibitions/146-made-in-usa-vivian-maier-1926-2009-sabine-weiss-1924-2021

Cover photo: Tulips in bloom, photographed in Geneva, 2018. Wishing all a season of renewal. – GR –

Opened on 1 July 1922, the historic Teatro Maria Vitoria, named after a fado singer who died at a young age in 1915, was at the center of Lisbon’s “Broadway” district. A variety of singers, actors and musicians have performed over the years, including the fado singer, Amalia Rodrigues, in 1940. In 1986, the theater […]