Fine Print: Photomontage. Zurich, Switzerland, 1941 Size:20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm)

Fine Print: Photomontage. Zurich, Switzerland, 1941 Size:20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm)Werner Bischof set up his studio near the end of the 1930s in a suburb of Zurich. His work depicts everyday objects, and he experiments with different photographic and darkroom techniques to explore their qualities structures. Bischof devoted himself to his work as a studio photographer and portraitist, perfecting his photographic technique and training himself to be a master of seeing. Pictured here, a darkroom composition featuring a floral montage.

a small town of 2300 residents untouched by progress

As staff photographer for LIFE magazine

More than any other beach location

his determination to make our lives better

between Turkey and Russia

showing in particular the aspects of traditional life that were beginning to decline

the steep and greasy stairs we climb become a pestle as we go over a wave

Eugene Smith to cover the British election between incumbent Labour Party Prime Minister Clement Attlee and resurgent former Conservative Prime Minister Winston Churchill

and his works compelled the US to pay attention to the rights of Chinatown’s labor practices

this image reflects an eye for contrasts and contradictions – a combination of the personal and the political

Nikos Economopoulos’ early black and white work saw him photographing his native Greece and its neighbours

exploring these themes across the U