The Light of Day"Tony OShea is interested in the moment where the ritual and the casual face each other in the complex light that comes from Irish skies. He likes gatherings and public spaces. And he is watching for the second when, even if his subjects are performing, a guard has been let down, and the camera becomes an uneasy, tentative, hesitant window into the soul. He seeks images of individual loneliness and isolation, figures in a state of reverie and

psychologically engaging portrait of youth on the edge

including Memories of Father

film sequences

Jackie Robinson

collected and published here for the first time

conveying a foreigner’s sensitivity to details

once in a while

and a non linear sense of time

Born in Korea in 1961

Master photographer Kenro Izu has for years been working with the platinum palladium process to create stunning floral and nude still lifes

doubles time and space by the same action

and Africa from the1970s to today