Analog photography

A rave party in Hong Kong, 2000. Photo by <n>Chien-Chi Chang</n> for <n>Magnum Photos</n>.

A view from <n>Courteney Cox</n>'s Malibu home, photographed for <n>HTSI</n> magazine.

A 2017 photograph by <n>Cameron McCool</n> titled <n>November. Battery Acid.</n>

From the photobook <n>The code for flowers. The last star to shine.</n>, published by <n>Another Place Press</n>.

<n>VOOS</n>, a project by creative director and photographer <n>GRAUX</n>.

They were young, poor and reckless but the very embodiment of 1950s cool. Taken in the hot New York summer of 1959, Bruce Davidson’s classic essay Brooklyn Gang, New York, infiltrates a close-knit group of teenagers as they sunbathed, smoked and bloodied each other up. Connecting with a social worker to make initial contact with the gang who called themselves The Jokers, Davidson became a daily observer and photographer of this alienated youth culture.

Fine Print: Brooklyn Gang. Coney Island, New York, USA, 1959

<n>Philipp II</n>, a 1997 photograph by <n>Mona Kuhn</n>.

<n>Katya</n> photographed by <n>Max Klebl</n>.