JAN BRYKCZYNSKI: The GardenerWinner of the Syngenta Photography Award Essays by Malu Halasa & Jocelyn C. Zuckerman The Gardener, is the winning project of the inaugural Syngenta Photography Award. Photographed by Jan Brykczynski, it is an extension of his previous projects in which he travelled to the outer corners of Europe to explore the lives of people in rural areas. This new work looks at how city dwellers try to connect with nature. The book documents urban gardens in

GEO Germany

His orbit of the Earth made him a celebrity worldwide

celebrating the birthplace of the ‘1848 Cambridge Rules’

He returned to photography in 2001

175 plates

His project ‘Common Sense’ was exhibited simultaneously in more than 40 venues and his current retrospective exhibition is touring until 2004

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street scenes

with an interview by Don McKellar

222mm x 298mm

The book is full of images with a richness of colour and a warmth and a sensuality that convey a real feeling for the island and for the daily lives of its inhabitants

said that she couldn’t see