William Eggleston's Guide

This groundbreaking book and exhibit marked the first time color photography was taken seriously in the art world. The 48 images captured between 1969 and 1971 showcase a refined yet casual look at life in and around Memphis, Tennessee. The Guide forced viewers to confront how color could be utilized in photographic composition. A textured cover and gold lettering entice readers to explore fascinating photos of landscapes, people, and everyday moments. This edition features new color separations from the original 35 mm slides, allowing for a fresh interpretation of the artist's intentions.