Tod Papageorge: Dr. Blankman’s New York: Kodachromes 1966–1967

This visually stunning edition showcases Tod Papageorge's remarkable eye for detail and composition, capturing the essence of New York City through his lens from 1966 to 1967. The enlarged Kodachrome photographs invite readers to experience the vibrant interplay of light, shadow, and human connection in urban life, evoking nostalgia and curiosity simultaneously.

Accompanied by thoughtful commentary from David Campany, the book reflects on the significance of Papageorge's work within the realm of street photography. Each page resonates with a sense of exploration, making it a compelling journey through a transformative era in New York's history.