The Mennonites Nature and Landscapes McCurry has said: “What matters

McCurry has said: “What matters most is that each picture stands on its own

Cornell’s contribution to photojournalism was notably distinct from that of his sibling

The resulting black and white photographs—accompanied by an extensive text drawn from diary notes and ‘the silt of the memory’—formed Towell’s landmark book

These pictures are a recording of what I saw and the people I met along The River of Kings in Bangkok

The Mennonites Nature and Landscapes McCurry has said: “What mattersIn 1989, I discovered them in my own back yard, landhungry and dirt poor. They came looking for work in the vegetable fields and fruit orchards of Lambton, Essex, Kent and Haldimand Norfolk Counties. I liked them a lot because they seemed otherworldly and therefore completely vulnerable in a society in which they did not belong and for which they were not prepared. Because I liked them, they liked me, and although photography was forbidden, they let