Fine Print: Orinda, California, 1956 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm)

Fine Print: Orinda, California, 1956 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm)The 1950s marked a moment of transition within Wayne Miller's own work. Following the birth of his first child, the photographer began to turn his lens inwards and dedicated himself to photographing his own family. "It was as though I had never been a child," he explained. Wayne Miller regarded childhood as a period of continual discovery and excitement and endeavoured to capture this by documenting the everyday lives of his four children.

he teases out the meanings held within inanimate objects and how they reveal their owner’s personality

Thomas Dworzak

This contact sheet features images of Muhammad Ali

along Broadway in the Times Square area of New York City

Eliott Erwitt sees beyond the tourist clichés of the City of Love

the rural area where he grew up

In an extract from Pleine Mer: Men At Sea

Seymour – credited by Cartier-Bresson for bringing business-mindedness to Magnum – worked on numerous commercial commissions for major publications

Over the course of these 4 years he created a collection of more than 10

her collaboration with local communities in installing mural-sized images in the places where they were originally taken

Nikos Economopoulos’ early black and white work saw him photographing his native Greece and its neighbours

solo exhibition