Magnum Poster: A llama in Times Square, New York, 1957 Architecture

Magnum Poster: A llama in Times Square, New York, 1957 ArchitectureA llama peers calmly out the back window of a car idling in Times Square, its long neck rising above the traffic like an unbothered commuter. Photographed by Inge Morath in 1957, the surreal scene unfolds against a backdrop of bustling theater marquees and vintage taxis. The juxtaposition of animal and cityunexpected yet strangely harmoniouscaptures Moraths eye for the absurd within the everyday, offering a whimsical glimpse of New York at its most

and he would always come back wearing his officer’s boots and combat fatigues

led to some of his most recognized and acclaimed images

the surreal scene unfolds against a backdrop of bustling theater marquees and vintage taxis

Audrey Hepburn was many a photographer’s favorite subject

crowds fill the Champs-Élysées on the 26th August 1944 to celebrate the liberation of Paris

he has documented the Maya's redisy of their magnificent culture and history

Erich Hartmann joined the Magnum Photos Board of Directors

I wanted to depict contemporary Japan in the shadow of Fuji as I really found it

Paul’s Cathedral

As with his photographs of the Mississippi

Hura says: “[It] is a journal of my life

and darker qualities that inhabit the city — not the picture-postcard views that the rest of the world sees