Steichen, Edward, ed. The Family of Man. Later printing. Untitled (Friends of Photography) and former World War II

and former World War II pilot Anne Noggle

Naylor looks at the extreme-altitude aerial mappings of cartographer Bradford Washburn—who utilized a massive 55-pound Fairchild camera to document unmapped mountain ranges—alongside mid-century milestones in deep-sea underwater photography and automated satellite snapshots taken from outer space

Tice himself described the work not just as a random collection of pictures

By capturing the texture of Red Hook's streets before the devastating floods of Superstorm Sandy in 2013 and the modern corporate gentrification that followed

embarking on a monumental project to meticulously survey thousands of vernacular southern structures for the Library of Congress

Steichen, Edward, ed. The Family of Man. Later printing. Untitled (Friends of Photography) and former World War IIThe Photographic Exhibition Created by Edward Steichen for the Museum of Modern Art. Prologue by Carl Sandburg. Published for the Museum of Modern Art by Simon and Schuster, in collaboration with the Maco Magazine Corp, 1955. Later printing without installation photos and crowd photos inside covers, protected dust jacket with some edge wear, otherwise fine. [Photographers: Ansel Adams; Erich Andres; Emmy Andriesse, Diane and Allan Arbus; Eve Arnold;