【GLEN LUCHFORD】ROSELAND by Glen Luchford

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A collection of works by British fashion photographer Glen Luchford.

The photo of Kate Moss that the author took in New York for Harper's Bazaar in 1994 is famous among fashion photographers. What is less well known is that the young author, who was a little nervous about this big editorial opportunity, insured himself against failure by shooting 235 rolls of film that day.

The book begins with over 1,000 never-before-seen photographs taken on June 23, 1994. Art director Edward Quarmby guides you straight to the best shot. There is no text, and as you move through the book, spreads appear one after another, and good photos are followed by even better photos, one after the other, without missing a single one. As mentioned earlier, this is truly the best. Kate Moss is absolutely amazing. The streets of Manhattan in New York are also nice. The people passing through the streets and photographed are also spectacular. You could say it's a triple hit: New York, The New Yorker, and Kate Moss.

The book's title comes from the Roseland Ballroom on 52nd Street. It is one of many filming locations in midtown Manhattan. It is possible to photograph fashion in a reportage style. That's how the author photographed New York with Kate Moss.

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