Contact Sheet Print: Muhammad Ali, Chicago, Illinois, 1966 Signed

Contact Sheet Print: Muhammad Ali, Chicago, Illinois, 1966 SignedIn 1966, when Thomas Hoepker was a young staff photographer at STERN magazine, he was asked to cover a fight in London with the then unknown boxer, Cassius Clay. He had recently changed his name to Muhammed Ali. After documenting him for a few days there, Hoepker persuaded his editor that the story was bigger and followed Ali to Chicago, where this image was taken. This contact sheet features images of Muhammad Ali. Chicago. USA. 1966. Thomas Hoepker

He has traveled to Myanmar (Burma) many times over the years to photograph its rich and varied culture

documenting the segregated state as the nascent civil rights movement gathered steam

he documented the town in photographs

where he would discover and develop his passion for photography

Learn to See: A Sourcebook of Photography Projects by Students and Teachers (Polaroid Foundation

” says Erwitt

blur signs of belonging and allow silhouettes lit by a street lamp or a car headlight to be discovered

Their work can be seen and heard on public broadcasters and is distributed in cinemas and at international festivals

fusing Milach’s photographs with 29 notes from Breiðfjörði on photography

I asked him

Robert Capa

This contact sheet contains images from Steele-Perkins visit to Honshu