Publisher/Aperture

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"Photographs" is a collection of works by William Klein, one of the leading photographers of the 20th century. If Henri Cartier-Bresson's "The Decisive Moment" published in 1952 is a "model of photography," then Klein's "New York" can be said to have discovered "the possibilities of photography." prize. Using techniques that were taboo at the time, such as bold framing angles, extreme close-ups, coarse grains, blurring and bokeh, as well as innovative editing and design, the photographs reveal the multifaceted nature of photography. We have opened up the infinite possibilities of what photography can tell us. Starting with "New York", the series was compiled in photo collections as "Rome", "Moscow", and "Tokyo", but this book, published by Aperture in 1981, summarizes the main illustrations of the four parts. It also contains images of Elsewhere.