This book draws upon the Magnum archive to present a celebration of the great photographers who have captured those most fugitive of moments in cycling: the personalities, emotions and human endurance. It is grouped into thematic chapters, with works by a range of photographers, showing carefully picture-edited images with discursive captions. Each chapter also features one 'story' of an iconic moment, event or scene captured by a single photographer. They explore themes such as the Tour de France, track racing in the ...
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This book draws upon the Magnum archive to present a celebration of the great photographers who have captured those most fugitive of moments in cycling: the personalities, emotions and human endurance. It is grouped into thematic chapters, with works by a range of photographers, showing carefully picture-edited images with discursive captions. Each chapter also features one 'story' of an iconic moment, event or scene captured by a single photographer. They explore themes such as the Tour de France, track racing in the velodrome, winter training and the revelry of the fans and crowds, with images by a variety of iconic photographers, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa, Guy Le Querrec and Harry Gruyaert.
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New with no dustjacket. 0500544573. With illustrations. In original shrinkwrap. Chris Steele-Perkins is a prominent British photographer known for his extensive and diverse documentary work. He was born on July 28, 1947, in Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar) to a British father and a Burmese mother. He spent his early childhood in Myanmar before moving to England at the age of five. Steele-Perkins studied psychology at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, but his interest in photography led him to work as a freelance photographer after graduating in 1970. He became a member of the renowned Magnum Photos agency in 1979, which greatly bolstered his reputation in the photography world. Throughout his career, Steele-Perkins has focused on various social issues and conflicts, producing compelling photographic series that capture the essence of different cultures and societies. Some of his notable projects include documenting the lives of the homeless in London, the legacy of colonialism in Africa, and the impact of conflict in countries such as Lebanon, Cambodia, and Afghanistan. His photographic style often combines a strong sense of human empathy with a keen eye for composition and visual storytelling. Steele-Perkins has published several books showcasing his work, and his photographs have been exhibited worldwide in numerous galleries and museums. His contributions to the field of documentary photography have earned him multiple awards and accolades, solidifying his position as a significant figure in the world of contemporary photography. Through his powerful and evocative images, Steele-Perkins continues to shed light on the complexities of the human condition, sparking conversations and raising awareness about pressing social issues.; 26.3 x 26.5 cms; 256 pages.
