The Shot That Made Me Photographers Share Their Career Defining Image

Author: Peter Dench (Compiled by)

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Price : $60.00 AUD
ISBN : 9789053309094
Publisher : Mets en Schilt Uitgevers
Imprint : Schilt Publishing b.v.
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Publication date : July 2018
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The Shot That Made Me is a collection of pho tographs and stories from world -renowned photographers about the photograph that had the greatest impact on their career. Some of the photographers featured know exactly what their image is and when it was taken. Others attribute it more vaguely. The answers in this heroically revealing and inti mate book are as diverse as the photographers questioned. The result is a unique and compelling insight into why they became and continue to be, masters of photography.

The book is compiled by Peter Dench is an English photographer and curator with over 2 0 years experience, represented worldwide by VERBATIM. Dench has published five visual monographs, THE DENCH DOZEN: Great Britons of Photography Vol. 1 (2016); DENCH DOES DALLAS (2015), The British Abroad (2015) Alcohol & England (2014) and England Uncenso red (2012).

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