‘WHO SHOT THAT?’
Now Available Directly From The Photographer |
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Peter Adams has been described as a ‘Photographer’s photographer’ and after working on his project for 23 years, the first in a series of books is now published and available directly from his studio.
His collection of portraits ‘Who Shot That?’ is now comprised of 500 interviews and portraits with the world’s master photographers – the people who made the world’s most famous images. Images like the ‘Raising of the Flag at Iwo Jima’, the haunting picture made by Eddie Adams in Vietnam of the prisoner being executed in the street and the portrait of Winston Churchillm by Yousuf Karsh, that first appeared on the cover of Life Magazine. This first volume of ‘Who Shot That?’ contains over 60 portraits of some of these legendary photographers.
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“Peter Adams: a great Australian whose photographs I admire - a fellow sufferer, a fellow toiler in the fields.”
Arnold Newman, New York
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| This small book (128 pages) is
a great introduction to Adams’ enormous body of work during
which he traveled nearly 300,000 miles. “After shooting
around 30,000 negatives and surviving on the smell of an oily
rag and 700 hamburgers, it’s none too soon!” quips
Peter. It is available directly from Peter through the secure
order system on this site. |
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$39 each, plus $5 post and packaging – send your details and Peter will write a dedication and sign your volume for you.
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