William Eggleston. “Untitled”. 1965. Memphis, TN, USA.

Araki. “Colourscapes - Watermelon Girl”. 1991. Japan.

Milton H. Greene. “As a Seductive Ballerina (Portrait of Marilyn Monroe from the “Ballerina Sitting”)”. 1954. New York, NY, USA. (Marilyn Monroe).

Leonard Freed. “Revolution”. 1989. Bucharest, Romania.

Gilles Peress. “Morning of Bobby Sands’ Death, Ballymurphy”. 1981. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.

Guy Bourdin. “Untitled”. 1972. (Vogue Paris).

Snowdon. “Portrait of Princess Margaret”. 1967. (Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon).

Ruth Orkin. “American Girl in Italy”. 1951. Florence, Tuscany, Italy. (Ninalee Craig).

Michael Kenna. “Forest Edge”. 2004. Hokuto, Hokkaido, Japan.

Eugene Richards. “Americans We: Grandmother, Brooklyn”. 1993. New York, NY, USA.

Sally Mann. “Candy Cigarette”. 1989. USA.

Michel Comte. “Portrait of Jeremy Irons”. 1990. (Jeremy Irons, Interview).

Ed Kashi. “A boy sells drinks to the workers at the Trans Amadi Slaughter, the largest abattoir in the delta. They kill thousands of animals a day, roast them, cut them up and prepare the meat for sale throughout Rivers State and the rest of the delta. The slaughterhouse maintains deplorable conditions, lacking organization and basic hygiene. The animals are killed in the open, their blood spilling into the waterways below, and their skins burned by the flames of old tires, creating thick clouds of black smoke over neighboring residential villages. Nearly all of the workers here, especially the meat handlers, are Hausa and Yoruba, mostly muslim too. In the delta fish was traditionally the main source of protein, but as fish stocks have dwindled due to pollution from oil and over fishing, meat is becoming more common in the delta”. 2006. Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

Norman Parkinson. “Wenda and Ostriches”. 1951. Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, South Africa. (Wenda Parkinson, British Vogue).

Stephen Shore. “Uncommon Places: U.S. 97, South of Klamath Falls”. 1973. Klamath County, OR, USA.