Ernst Haas: New York in Colour, 1952-1962: New York in Color, 1952-1962 Hardcover – 8 Oct. 2020

All those other renowned innovative established greats of colour photography that we've come to know and love, they slide into a new perspective when you see Haas's images and with his Kodachrome at 8 Asa!For me Haas's lyrical sensibility trumps any whimsy or intellectual commentary or contrived symmetry and describes more a simple but profound feeling of keen wonder as his inspiration. I see in so many other greats the echoes of his originality.So wonderful to have a book of his work that is affordable! Sumptuous. Utterly Gorgeous!

Yes This collection of historic colour photography is every bit as good as everyone says it is!I have enjoyed taking my time going through the collection a few each day and really absorbing the historic settings and pioneering city colour photography. A book you will continually refer back too.

This is a wonderful photo book. It's inspiring and showcases the work of Ernst Haas and his magnificent colour photos taken in the 50's and 60's.Such a wonderful addition to my collection, really happy with this purchase! I can't stop looking at it.

Enjoying this beautiful book and being inspired.

The book is of excellent quality and can't be faulted for such an affordable price.

I love New York …and I loved photography books about New York. Some great photos in here from a master!

Superb book of Ernst Haas images. I've not seen most of these before. Colour photos made in the 50's and very early 60's more than seventy years ago, well before the rest of us now wander the streets looking for images to make. These are all fantastic and hold up well in these modern times. Abstract cityscapes with people inhabiting colourful, observed spaces. Really nicely printed and layed out with one photo per page. Lovely.

Ernst Haas along with Fred Herzog, Saul Leiter, Alex Webb and Harry Gruyaert compose a phenomenal group of color street photography. Lovely shots in this book.