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Ian Berry, a Magnum photographer.

I just picked up his book 'Living Apart', terrific work. I'd love a copy of 'The English' but it's long OOP and a good used copy is very expensive.
 

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George Byrne
Khalik Allah
Kristine Potter
Stephen Tourlentes
Robbbie Lawrence
Arnaud Montagard
 

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I was watching an Amazon Prime Video on Dorothy Bohm and Markéta Luskačová was speaking about Dorothy Bohm's influence.
Seeing Daylight: The Photography of Dorothy Bohm
 
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michael_r said:
Shore is one of my favourites. In particular the large format work he did throughout the 1970s (Uncommon Places/American Surfaces), was a major influence for me.
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I'm a big Stephen Shore fan as well, although I don't like to hear him speak about his work as it sounds like endless psychobabble to my ears.
 

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Dawoud Bey has been a major discovery for me - can't believe no one pointed me to his work before.

While not new to me, I re-discover the colour photography of Alex Webb every time I open one of his books.

Most photographers in "The New Black Vanguard: Photography between art and fashion" were new to me, including the extraordinarily talented Tyler Mitchell. This is an amazing book.

 
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drkhalsa said:
I was watching an Amazon Prime Video on Dorothy Bohm and Markéta Luskačová was speaking about Dorothy Bohm's influence.
Seeing Daylight: The Photography of Dorothy Bohm
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Thanks, I wasn't aware of the video on Amazon Prime. Looking forward to watching it.
 

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Thank you for this! Wow!
 
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I recently discovered the work of Stephen Shames, a documentary photographer who reminds me a lot of a favorite of mine, Eugene Richards.

I'm obviously late to the party on this one as Shames has 15 monographs to his name, a list of awards as long as my arm and his work is in the permanent collections of numerous museums, including MoMa, SF MoMa, George Eastman Museum, ICP, etc.

Stephen Shames
 

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remjet5219 said:
I agree! One of my favorite!
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You mentioned Mario Algaze. If you were unaware he died last year September. Mario was a friend and I have all his books and several prints. Also a few years back we did a collaboration and I printed a limited series of four of his works for him in platinum/palladium/gold. For my efforts I have three sets (10,11 & 12) of each plus the printer’s proofs which I had framed and are on my wall If you or anyone is interested in one of the numbered sets contact me. Rest in peace Mario.
 
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