Fred Herzog: Black and White

Fred Herzog: Black and WhiteA unique perspective on the work of Fred Herzog, known for his iconic color photography capturing the streets of Vancouver. In this publication, Herzog's early black and white photographs, a lesser known facet of his work, take center stage. Herzog, a German immigrant to Vancouver, arrived in 1953 and, alongside his professional career in medical photography, spent his free time capturing the city's vibrant moments. The black and white images

This edition of the Prix Pictet publication aims to empower contemporary female photographers

and various marginalized groups

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