Faces: The Creative Process Behind Great Portraits

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Faces: The Creative Process Behind Great PortraitsFirst edition, first impression of Faces: The Creative Process Behind Great Portraits by Jane Brown. Medium format hardback in fine condition. About Jane Brown has over 45 years' practical experience as a professional portrait photographer. Working exclusively in black and white, using only natural light and one SLR camera, she has photographed many of the most famous individuals of the second half of the twentieth century. Her unerring eye and talent

The design is a direct riff on Erich Mendelsohn's 1926 AMERIKA

he has been vilified and cast as a scapegoat for conservative political posturing

The so-called "Children of the State"

and a perfect young fern among hundreds in a valley with redwoods

Somnyama Ngonyama

Barlow’s images of Waterbury and its uniquely American idiosyncrasies are enthused with a rare empathy combined with a visual complexity that continues to unfold with each viewing

Their stories paint a picture of our society

Kawauchi documents not only her child growing up and discovering her surroundings but also captures the sense of unbridled curiosity and positivity towards the world

A Chechen man searches for his two sons amongst a mass of bodies

General wear to extremities of slipcase

Newspaper publication

After publishing Leaving and Waving in 2021

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