Features images of displaced people of the world, in order to view the great relocations of people caused by war, famine and the effects of the global economy. - (Read more)

Tete a Tete: Portraits by Henri Cartier-Bresson, including Truman Capote and Coco Chanel. - (Read more)

James Nachtwey has covered more wars than most, winning numberous awards through the 80s and 90s. - (Read more)

About his life and work. Exhibitions will be organized from the collection, as well as of other artists. - (Read more)

20th century master of the candid photograph. Called "the father of photojournalism." - (Read more)

Books, exhibition information, lectures, bibliography, biography and resume. - (Read more)

Belgian photographer, a member of Magnum, whose work from the '80s onwards has included books on Siberian prisons, religion in the USA and the monsoon in India. - (Read more)

Steve McCurry, photojournalist, displays his recent work in essay form as well as offering a gallery of well-known work. - (Read more)

Photographer of the twenties, thirties, and forties, known for fashion, World War II and her portraits of artists of the time. - (Read more)

George Rodger, Magnum co-founder, author of Humanity and Inhumanity (he was the first photographer into Nazi extermination camps), and Village of the Nubasart (on Nuber tribesmen). - (Read more)

Dutch photographer (1925-1990). Biography, photos, information about his books, films and exhibitions. - (Read more)

Portfolio with photos of New York street life, the 1939 World's fair, sports and aviation photographs. - (Read more)

Galleries of images of celebrities from the entertainment industry, featuring Marilyn Monroe originals, taken by photographer Sam Shaw. - (Read more)

Gallery M gives a biography and shows several of his photos. - (Read more)

Fine art photography of indigenous tribes in Cambodia's Angkor Wat region, Indonesia's Irian Jaya, and Kathmandu. Portraits are in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian and the Bibliotheque Nationale. - (Read more)