Over 1,500 rescue animals live at Jama Hedgecoth’s animal sanctuary in Georgia. This bear and tiger were rescued along with a lion, and together the unusual friends are known at the “BLT.”
Baloo and Shere Khan, Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary, Locust Grove, GA, 2015 by Bruce Weber
This tiger is one of over 1,500 rescue animals at Jama Hedgecoth’s animal sanctuary in Georgia.
Shere Khan, Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary, Locust Grove, GA, 2015 by Bruce Weber
Bruce Meyers invented The Meyers Manx dune buggy in 1964.
Meyers Manx rally, Buffalo, NY 2015 by Bruce Weber
At the center of All-American Volume XV: Leap of Faith is a photo essay by Bruce Weber looking at fatherhood in Richmond, Virginia. Inspired by the work of activist Angela Patton, Weber photographed a father-daughter dance for young girls whose fathers are incarcerated.
Tyshaun Winston, Richmond City Justice Center, Richmond, VA, 2015 by Bruce Weber
At the center of All-American Volume XV: Leap of Faith is a photo essay by Bruce Weber looking at fatherhood in Richmond, Virginia. Inspired by the work of activist Angela Patton, Weber photographed a father-daughter dance for young girls whose fathers are incarcerated.
Sterling and Keymia, Richmond City Justice Center, Richmond, VA, 2015 by Bruce Weber
At the center of All-American Volume XV: Leap of Faith is a photo essay by Bruce Weber looking at fatherhood in Richmond, Virginia. Inspired by the work of activist Angela Patton, Weber photographed a father-daughter dance for young girls whose fathers are incarcerated.
Tyrone and Caiden, Richmond, VA, 2015 by Bruce Weber
At the center of All-American Volume XV: Leap of Faith is a photo essay by Bruce Weber looking at fatherhood in Richmond, Virginia. Inspired by the work of activist Angela Patton, Weber photographed a father-daughter dance for young girls whose fathers are incarcerated.
Asia Simone and Kenneth Leroy, Richmond, VA, 2015 by Bruce Weber
Nancy Dickerson was the first female White House television correspondent for CBS News. In Bruce Weber’s new book, her son John Dickerson writes an essay about his childhood at Merrywood, the home where Dickerson and her husband hosted many parties for elite members of Washington, D.C. society in the 1960’s and 1970’s.
Nancy Dickerson shopping, 1967 by Stanley Tretick
Nancy Dickerson was the first female White House television correspondent for CBS News. In Bruce Weber’s new book, her son John Dickerson writes an essay about his childhood at Merrywood, the home where Dickerson and her husband hosted many parties for elite members of Washington, D.C. society in the 1960’s and 1970’s.
Nancy and C. Wyatt Dickerson with guests outside Merrywood, 1967 by Stanley Tretick
Misa Rusek shares her remarkable life story through vintage photographs in Bruce Weber’s new book.
Misa Rusek, 1949 (oil on canvas) by Jerry Rusek
Misa Rusek shares her remarkable life story through vintage photographs in Bruce Weber’s new book.
Kiyoko Sakai and Takumi Ogawa wedding portrait, Hiroshima, 1928 by unknown photographer
Misa Rusek shares her remarkable life story through vintage photographs in Bruce Weber’s new book.
Misa Rusek, Poughkeepsie, NY, 2014 by Matthew Richards
Bruce Weber pays tribute to painter Jane Wilson in his new book.
Jane Wilson in her Studio by Douglas Rodewald
Bruce Weber pays tribute to painter Jane Wilson in his new book.
Moon and Tide, 1991 (Oil on Linen) by Jane Wilson
Bruce Weber pays tribute to painter Jane Wilson in his new book.
Jane Wilson and John Gruen by Hella Hammid
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