Viewers probably already know some of the photographs from Joel Meyerowitz' European trips, like the one shot in a Paris street, where a man lies on the ground outside a subway entrance (Paris, France, 1967). Aside from this extraordinary color image, the archives of the American photographer are filled with lesser-known black-and-white photographs from the same era.
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