Fine Print: The Spinner. Deleitosa, Spain, 1951 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm)

Fine Print: The Spinner. Deleitosa, Spain, 1951 Size:11 x 14 in (28 x 36 cm)As staff photographer for LIFE magazine, W. Eugene Smith traveled to Spain in 1950 to document repression and poverty under the harsh regime of its dictator, Francisco Franco. Smith embedded himself in Deleitosa, a small town of 2300 residents untouched by progress. The story appeared in the April 9, 1951, issue of LIFE, which later called Spanish Village perhaps the most famous of its photo essays. The original caption of this photo, known widely as

Halsman produced reportage and covers for most major American magazines

picturing a blossoming tree full of berries growing over a barbed

‘she took over the scene

or surrealist photography will marvel at the breadth and magnificence of Halsman's work

walking alone through the dark streets of Bournemouth

This ongoing body of images which will eventually comprise the five volume book project Good Morning

“His indisputable success in the attempt to reveal the true intimacy of jazz is owed to his inordinate passion that borders on empathy

researched by Meiselas and presented in conjunction with the Nederlands Foto Instituut as part of the Photoworks-in-Progress series “Constructing Identity”

The original caption of this photo

It typically takes around 10 days to complete

“Fuji”

It examines his early career exhibiting works at the avant-garde La Pleiade Gallery in Paris