Elliot Page appears to be sharing a personal update this Pride Month. The actor posted a sweet selfie with “Overcompensating” ...

Discover Olaf Heine's photo book Haiwai'i, a powerful black and white photography collection that captures the cultural essence, nature, and soul of the islands ...

It might be cool to see some iconic Leica photographers get their own Artist Look, if I’m ever strolling down the street and feeling a little Elliott Erwitt-y. Though, I imagine some pros may ...

The photograph that Elliott Erwitt made in 1953 of his newborn daughter and her mother in the family’s modest Manhattan apartment is among the most ... "It’s a bunch of pictures," says Erwitt.

View The Kitchen Debate between Nikita Khrushchev and Richard Nixon, Moscow, Russia, USSR by Elliott Erwitt on artnet. Browse more artworks Elliott Erwitt from OstLicht. Gallery for Photography. Price ...

Elliott Erwitt Florida Keys, 1968 “You could describe this picture a thousand ways and it wouldn't have the same impact it does when you just look at it.

Elliott Erwitt picked stunning color photos from Cambodia by Steve McCurry; “a kind of one-man Peace Corps,” writes Mr. Erwitt. A 1998 photo taken in Angkor Wat (above) is exemplary; the ...

The quirky subject and restrained colour palette are characteristic of the Wes Anderson style. Stills and motion picture photographers have traded ideas ever since cinematography was invented. During ...

Elliott Erwitt/Magnum Photos. Dogs were also a favorite subject, including his own, Sammy, a cairn terrier. “I always thought of his pictures as New Yorker cartoons — he was amused by humanity ...

This home in the heart of East Hampton — once owned by the late and legendary photographer Elliott Erwitt — is now on the market for $3.75 million. Located at 17 N. Main St., the property ...

Elliott Erwitt, who has died aged 95, was one of photography’s great humourists, best known for his pictures of dogs; but he was also a revered photojournalist, capable of high seriousness, for ...

He taught himself photography at school and by 1950 – now as Elliott Erwitt – he was commissioned by the US government to produce a photo essay that documented mid-century Pittsburgh.