This book is part of the Photofile series and explores the work of Swedish photographer Anders Petersen, born in 1944. Best known for his 1978 reportage book "Café Lehmitz", Petersen captured the vibrant atmosphere of a bar on Hamburg’s Reeperbahn, inhabited by non-conformists and marginalized individuals. Studying under Christer Strömholm at Fotoskalen, Petersen’s work spans decades, maintaining a personal, rhythmic approach to photography. The book delves into his formative years, including the founding of SAFTRA, Stockholm's photography group in 1970, highlighting Petersen's impact on post-war European photography.
