Danny Lyon
American Photographer · 1942–
6 works on LinkedCulture
> Photographers traditionally have worked in silence, putting everything into the picture, that small area, measured in inches, that they have staked out. I have never done that, but have usually presented my photographs in a book with text. In the texts I have spoken through other people's voices, sometimes out of respect for what they had to say, and sometimes as a disguise for myself. > >--Dann
Works
View as IIIF ↗Fireproofing, West Side
Getty Museum · negative 1967; print 2006
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For Walker Evans and James Agee, Knoxville, Tennessee
Getty Museum · negative 1967; print 1989
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Gallup, New Mexico, 11:37 AM (for Lewis Hine)
Getty Museum · 1970
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Knoxville, Railroad Station Near James Agee's Home (Destroyed)
Getty Museum · negative 1967; print 1970
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Uptown, Chicago
Getty Museum · 1965
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Washington Market
Getty Museum · negative 1967; print 2006
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