Magnum Editions: Miami Beach, Florida, 2003 Portraiture

Magnum Editions: Miami Beach, Florida, 2003 PortraitureBorn to Greek immigrant parents in the American South, Constantine Manos first started photographing in South Carolina, documenting the segregated state as the nascent civil rights movement gathered steam. He went on to shoot his career making project on the remote villages of Greeces myriad islands all of this work made in black and white. Then, after publishing his book Greek Portfolio, he moved to New York and undertook numerous commercial

With the wall’s fall

along with Eve Arnold and Dennis Stock – the first Americans to join the young photo agency

And hope that you will have got something

the place from where the Ayotzinapa students disappeared)

US troops assault Omaha Beach during the D-Day landings

winning an Oscar

Well known for his dog images

I was interested in people

right-wing nationalists and bosozoku – a subculture where groups of young men and women share a common interest in designing and driving modified cars and motorcycles

as they play

Jonas Bendiksen joined Magnum Photos in 2004

was almost hallucinogenic