Fine Print: The Fairchild/Shockley 8 who started Silicon Valley's first start up. USA, 1960 Dennis Stock Prints

Fine Print: The Fairchild/Shockley 8 who started Silicon Valley's first start up. USA, 1960 Dennis Stock PrintsIn 1957 eight employees left Shockley Semiconductor, the lab of Nobel Prize winner William Shockley, to form their own company. Fairchild Semiconductor was Silicon Valley's first start up. From left to right, the "Traitorous Eight": Gordon Moore, C. Sheldon Roberts, Eugene Kleiner, Robert Noyce, Victor Grinich, Julius Blank, Jean Hoerni and Jay Last.

His images capture the unique character of the country and the diversity of its residents and visitors

He just sees how the days pass and how the world changes beyond his control and understanding”

He was like a father to him

and revolves around both wild and domestic animals captured within the artists’ home and in the surrounding Mata Atlântica jungle

Inge Morath captured Linda the llama riding home in the back of her trainer’s car

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Raymond Depardon’s La Correspondance New-Yorkaise was published in the Libération newspaper in France

Constantine Manos photographs a scene pulsing with energy

This expansive publication features over 600 illustrations from photographers including Bruce Davidson

and an afterword by publisher and editor Thomas Gust

Gregory Halpern photographed Omaha

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