Fine Print: Manhattan, 2002 Paper size:39.3 x 55 in (100 x 140 cm) so he can capture on

so he can capture on his film their real

where he took this photograph of villagers collecting scrap metal from the wreckage of a crashed spacecraft surrounded by thousands of white butterflies

Before he arrived in Abkhazia

Over a period of six months at 8pm I fixed my camera on a tripod in front of the window where I had watched the same view of the city for ten years

Over 51” of snow fell in New York City in the winter of 1967

Fine Print: Manhattan, 2002 Paper size:39.3 x 55 in (100 x 140 cm) so he can capture onHarry Gruyaert is known for his extraordinary photographic work with color. Born in Antwerp in 1941, he originally dreamed of becoming a film director. In the late 1970s, Pop art and a trip to Morocco inspired him to become one of the first photographers in Europe to devote his work entirely to color photography. Gruyaerts cinematographic background instilled in him an aesthetic conception of photography. Rather than telling stories or documenting the