Nathan Benn: Kodachrome Memory, American Pictures 1972–1990

April 15, 2014 Marco | Editor

Corbis contributor Nathan Benn shot for National Geographic Magazine from 1972-1991, documenting people and places far and near. In October 2013, Powerhouse Books published a collection of Benn’s images shot during those years, most of which were not published in the legendary magazine. This nostalgia evoking coffee-table book, selected by American Photo Magazine as one of the Best Photo Books of the Year (2013): Documentary, features images photographed in the Northeast, Midwest and Southern United States. The images comment on the American social landscape and celebrate regional diversity.

Nathan recently chatted with Corbis and shared his insight on photography, Kodachrome, …read more

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