Joel Sternfeld - Stranger Passing East Berlin

Joel Sternfeld - Stranger Passing East BerlinBulfinch Press 2001 Over fifteen years, Joel Sternfeld traveled across America, capturing portrait photographs that, as Douglas R. Nickel describes, offer an "intelligent, unscientific, interpretive sampling of what Americans looked like at the centurys end." Unlike traditional historical portraits of notable figures in curated settings, Sternfeld's subjects are strikingly ordinary a banker at dinner, a teenager gathering shopping carts, a homeless

Every shot has to be perfect

Size - 21 × 28 cm Language - English

By re-enacting the last family trip he had with his father before he left

each with a tipped in photograph

Appendix featuring crucial texts and speeches about Brexit and EU-UK relations

it was serious

each different

It’s perhaps worth pointing out that in 1976 there was nothing to prepare a first-time visitor for Tokyo

Eternal U is a story about the so-called good death and eternity

” While it was never revealed how he managed to source this rare film material in East Germany at the time

210 x 270mm

Text by Matthias Flügge