Fine Print: Tuileries Garden, Paris, 1976 Burt Glinn Prints The resulting black and white

The resulting black and white photographs—accompanied by an extensive text drawn from diary notes and ‘the silt of the memory’—formed Towell’s landmark book

where a solar glow bathes the curvaceous dunes

immersed in a private moment amid the city’s electric glow

Jonas Bendiksen discovers the landscapes and people that make up the unlikely hub of misinformation

As his career took off

Fine Print: Tuileries Garden, Paris, 1976 Burt Glinn Prints The resulting black and whiteMicha Bar Am has been a Magnum Correspondent since 1968. He was born in Berlin in 1930 and moved with his family to Israel, then Palestine, in 1936. Growing up in Haifa, Bar Am lived on a kibbutz and began to document kibbutz life with borrowed cameras. Active in the pre state underground, Bar Am was drafted in 1948 when the Jewish Arab conflict turned into all out war. After his military service, he had several jobs before he began to photograph