Magnum Editions: On board the Spanish trawler “Rowanlea”, 1998 Andy Warhol

Magnum Editions: On board the Spanish trawler “Rowanlea”, 1998 Andy WarholOver 14 years, French photojournalist Jean Gaumy captured the fierce conditions facing the fishermen who worked on open deck trawlers, capturing the harsh reality of life at sea. In an extract from Pleine Mer: Men At Sea, Gaumy wrote of his time on board the boats, being hurled when the boat dives, the steep and greasy stairs we climb become a pestle as we go over a wave. The iron airlock. The sticky air of diesel vapors. The large linoleum imitation

Disliking the ‘superficiality and sensationalism’ of the magazine business

Chim’s education in the arts gave him a visual acuity that counterbalanced his empathetic eye

His work stands today as some of the most influential war photography ever produced

This contact sheet contains photographs of New Brighton

Depardon wrote of the series “as you can see on the contact sheet

where the teenaged Erwitt’s interest in photography blossomed

Mikhael Subotzky – and a writer

closing a chapter of US intervention in the region

inspired by Graham Greene’s novel

supporting photographic education among school age children from different socio-economic and cultural backgrounds

Chris Steele-Perkins recorded the rapidly changing social landscape he found on returning to England

landhungry and dirt poor