The girl on the Space Hopper! I took that in 1970. She flashed by me in a moment, bounded into a back lane and disappeared. I never found out who she was. Then, quite recently, the Space Hopper girl got in touch. She called and said her brother had found the image on...
I was never a documentary photographer. I was just photographing my mates, it wasn’t deliberate, other people give me that label. – Gavin Watson I had no understanding of what I had done when I was taking those pictures at 15,16 and 17 years old. From 1979...
The point of 35 mm photography for me is to remain unobserved, working with the available light, watching, waiting and looking, discovering pictures while a scene is in motion. -Ian Berry
The French House in Soho was the location for this impromptu shot of Francis Bacon. Libbert had called in for a lunchtime pint and found the pub empty apart from the painter, who drank there regularly. There was no film in Libbert’s camera so he loaded it...
Even if not a single picture is never published, they exist. And that means that we are recording the history of the human race. If that’s all your doing, it still a very very worth while profession to be involved in. -Philip Jones Griffiths
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Doug Kim is a fine art, documentary photographer based in Brooklyn, NY.
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