Publisher/Nazraeli Press

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South Central, a photo book by American photographer Mark Steinmetz. Born in Manhattan under a Dutch father and a mother born in Paris, France, Steinmetz seems to have been influenced by the works of famous photographers since he was a child. Robert Frank, Helen Levitt, Gary Winogrand, William Eggleston, etc. While respecting the style that has continued to depict "America", not only "tradition" but also "innovation" like a European mixed race child I am a photographer who has been challenging. Most of the works are set in the United States, but there are "sophisticated" "modern" snap portraits, and many contemporary illustrations that mix old and new continue to attract attention. . In recent years, Steinmetz has been increasing in opportunities such as "union" in Japan, but this book is set in Knoxville, Tennessee, a small city with a population of over 600,000. A tasty book that tells the unknown side of modern America internally through portraits of local people.