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The Photograph That Changed My Life

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The Photograph That Changed My Life
Author
Illustrator
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
GenreNon-fiction
PublisherArt Cinema
Publication date
September 2021
Media typePrint (Hardcover)
Pages120
ISBN978-1-7399134-0-3 Search this book on .

The Photograph That Changed My Life is a non-fiction collection of stories compiled by Zelda Cheatle.[1] The book presents more than fifty acclaimed [2] photographers, musicians, filmmakers and collectors who share their life-changing encounters with a single photograph. [3] their stories, presented alongside their chosen photographs, give unparalleled insights into the creative influences of contributors.[4]

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  1. Alex Soth
  2. Alex Prager
  3. Andy Summers
  4. Adam Broomberg
  5. Arthur Tress
  6. Awoiska van der Molen
  7. Barry Lewis
  8. Bill Borden
  9. David Bailey
  10. David George
  11. Don McCullin
  12. Donovan Wylie
  13. Duane Michals
  14. Eileen Perrier
  15. Gareth McConnell
  16. Gregory Crewdson
  17. Hannah Starkey
  18. Harriet Logan
  19. Jack Davison
  20. Jocelyn Pook
  21. Joel-Peter Witkin
  22. John Claridge
  23. Joy Gregory
  24. Mari Mahr
  25. Max Richter
  26. Megan Winstone
  27. Michael Walter
  28. Mick Lindberg
  29. Nadav Kander
  30. Nion McEvoy
  31. Pierre Brahm
  32. Ralph Gibson
  33. Richard Gere
  34. Richard Learoyd
  35. Robert Taylor
  36. Roger Ballen
  37. Ryan McGinley
  38. Sandra Lousada
  39. Seamus McGarvey
  40. Seamus McGibbon
  41. Seamus Murphy
  42. Simon Norfolk
  43. Sue Davies
  44. Takashi Arai
  45. Tessa Traeger
  46. Todd Hido
  47. Valerie Sadoun
  48. W.M. Hunt
  49. Yulia Mahr
  50. Zhang Kechun

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