Joel Meyerowitz pointers wanted

[eyedeebee]

I have a copy of Joel Meyerowitz's "Aftermath", which I think is great. The subject matter for those who are unfamiliar with it, is 9/11 Ground Zero and the clean up operation.

I have seen virtually no other Joel Meyerwitz work, and wondered if anyone could point me in the direction of some of his bodies of work that are of merit?

Thanks.

 

[Monophoto]

Cape Cod Light is one of my all-time favorites. It has been a continuous inspiration to me.

Bay/Sky is boring.

St. Louis Arch really doesn't ring bells one way or the other.

 

[tim elder]

Phaidon published a Joel Meyerowitz book that spans his career, sort of a "greatest hits" type of book, in a series alongside many other photographers. These were published in small paperback and a smallish hardcover. It's an excellent book.

Tim

 

[SuzanneR]

He's probably best known for his book Cape Light, and he also has some work from Tuscany that is very beautiful.

 

[wilsonneal]

As a guy who shoots portraits, I also liked Meyerowitz's book "Redheads".
Neal

 

[Shawn Rahman]

Cape Light is certainly what Meyerowitz is famous for, but you should also seek out A Summer's Day, Bay, Sky, and his book on Tuscany.

 

[Willmpet]

I bought St Louis and the Arch for a friend many years ago (and wanted to keep it for myself). He's done a great number of books - 'Redheads', 'Cape Light'. You should be able to find him on-line and in your library.