Meryl Meisler's "Street Walker" is a captivating exploration of American life in the late 20th century, capturing cultural diversity and social change through the lens of humor and empathy.
Meisler's photography is deeply personal and immersive, connecting with subjects to reveal genuine moments that make her work compelling, relatable, and insightful.
Inspired by the artistry of Diane Arbus and Jacques Henri Lartigue, Meisler began her journey in the '70s, blending documentary and street photography to explore identity and community.
The book serves as a vivid narrative of an era, showcasing iconic cultural hotspots and the dynamic landscape of nightlife and daily life from various cities in the USA.
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