This book showcases the profound work of Mary Ellen Mark, an acclaimed American documentary photographer who began capturing iconic images in Turkey during the mid-1960s. Known for her powerful portrayal of humanity's diverse aspects, her work spans themes of circuses, gypsy camps, and children’s desires. This collection, offering a retrospective of her forty-year career, includes emblematic series like "Falkland Road," "Indian Circus," and "Twins," alongside unpublished images. An introduction by Weston Naef and an interview with Mark provide context and stories behind the images, presenting compelling insights into human resilience and vulnerability.
