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The Stanley Kubrick Photographs: Through a Different Lens collects around 300 images taken by Kubrick during his time as a staff photographer for Look magazine, beginning in 1945 at age 17. His humanist, slice-of-life photography captures New York City street scenes and subjects, revealing an early creative vision that would later define his filmmaking career. The volume includes an introduction by photography critic Lucy Sante, providing critical context for the work.
In 1945, at just 17 years old, Stanley Kubrick became a staff photographer for Look magazine. His humanist slice-of-life features celebrate his native New York City and already reveal a burgeoning creative genius. Through a Different Lens features around 300 of his images as well as an introduction by noted photography critic Lucy Sante.
