Just Loomis: As We Are
June Newto
Hardcover | 24.5 x 1.8 x 28.5 cm | 112 pp
Hatje Cantz | 2010 | 9783775726368
Just Loomis (b. 1957) produced his first photographs in the seventies between the railroad tracks and casinos of his birthplace, Reno, images that tell of life in this town in the American West.
A former assistant and friend of Helmut Newton, Loomis worked in the eighties as a fashion photographer for magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and The New York Times Magazine. Turning in 1990 to portraiture and documentary photography, his pictures present a raw and honest view of everyday life in America: a waitress behind the counter of a Hollywood fast-food restaurant, a young couple full of hope, or children caught in moments of transition.
As writer June Newton states, "He understands them, as he comes from the same place. These pictures are without artifice of any kind . . . . I call them a perfect example of Americana."
June Newto
Hardcover | 24.5 x 1.8 x 28.5 cm | 112 pp
Hatje Cantz | 2010 | 9783775726368
Just Loomis (b. 1957) produced his first photographs in the seventies between the railroad tracks and casinos of his birthplace, Reno, images that tell of life in this town in the American West.
A former assistant and friend of Helmut Newton, Loomis worked in the eighties as a fashion photographer for magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and The New York Times Magazine. Turning in 1990 to portraiture and documentary photography, his pictures present a raw and honest view of everyday life in America: a waitress behind the counter of a Hollywood fast-food restaurant, a young couple full of hope, or children caught in moments of transition.
As writer June Newton states, "He understands them, as he comes from the same place. These pictures are without artifice of any kind . . . . I call them a perfect example of Americana."
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June Newto
Hardcover | 24.5 x 1.8 x 28.5 cm | 112 pp
Hatje Cantz | 2010 | 9783775726368
Just Loomis (b. 1957) produced his first photographs in the seventies between the railroad tracks and casinos of his birthplace, Reno, images that tell of life in this town in the American West.
A former assistant and friend of Helmut Newton, Loomis worked in the eighties as a fashion photographer for magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and The New York Times Magazine. Turning in 1990 to portraiture and documentary photography, his pictures present a raw and honest view of everyday life in America: a waitress behind the counter of a Hollywood fast-food restaurant, a young couple full of hope, or children caught in moments of transition.
As writer June Newton states, "He understands them, as he comes from the same place. These pictures are without artifice of any kind . . . . I call them a perfect example of Americana."
