Magnum Poster: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, 1958 Framing:Unframed

Magnum Poster: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, 1958 Framing:UnframedIn Queen Elizabeth National Park, George Rodger's wife, Jinx, surveys the landscape next to a sign declaring, Elephants Have Right of Way, which inspired their co written National Geographic essay. After witnessing World War II, Rodger turned his lens towards Africas landscapes and wildlife.

alongside the giant feet of its female owner

after his Japanese wife gave him a book by 19th-century master printmaker Katsushika Hokusai

or as if lightly brushed by a mystical wind

a busy street from early morning to late at night

000 photographs of Pittsburgh from 1955-1957 for a book celebrating the city’s bicentennial

The race usually takes place in August

mirrored surfaces

joy and abundance our nearest star brings to the world

French photojournalist Jean Gaumy captured the fierce conditions facing the fishermen who worked on open-deck trawlers

After 10 years working as a photojournalist

began to photograph him

presenting 120 of his most iconic images from his travels in Southern America