Publisher/Stanley Barker

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"One Brief Moment" is a collection of works by American photographer Dave Heath (1931–2016). Abandoned by his parents in his childhood and having moved between institutions and foster homes, Heath is known for his perspective that empathizes with people's feelings of isolation and inner lives, and he left behind many street portraits, including his representative work "Dialogues with Solitudes." This book mainly consists of works taken on the streets of cities in northeastern America in the early 1960s, capturing the expressions and demeanor of passersby, couples, groups, and other people he encountered on the street with tight framing. Characterized by compositions that give weight to each individual moment and dense monochrome tones, the illustrations, carefully reproduced from Heath's own original prints, convey his intense perspective to readers today.