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When Ken Schles’ book Invisible City was published in 1988, it quickly sold out. Schles even had trouble finding a copy of his collection of...

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Miguel Valencia's mission is to raise awareness about the dark side of San Diego through his edgy and mostly monochrome documentary photography.

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“It was just so obvious that it was a kind of science-fiction place—that word just popped into my head looking out the train window at the city.”

During the late 70's and early 80's, New York City's subway system was one of the most dangerous places a person could be. Lucky for those of us who never had the chance to see it, Swiss photographer Willy Spiller was there, and the dark and atmospheric series of photos he took has now come to be known as Hell On Wheels.