American documentary photographer Peter Turnley has been one of the premier photographers for decades. He documented the fall of the Berlin Wall, the tumult in Eastern Europe and has visited over 90 countries around the world aiming his camera at the turmoil, change, and hope. 43 of his photos has been featured on the cover of Newsweek.
For more than four decades, created an enduring legacy of exceptional images that expose the depth, enjoyment, and sympathy of our everyday human experience.
Peter Turnley and Fidel Castro, 1994Mikhail Gorbachev and Peter TurnleyPeter Turnley and Yasser Arafat, 1988Moscow, 1987Moscow, 1993Moscow, 1993Miners, Novokuznetsk, 1991Mikhail Gorbachev, Moscow, 1999Psychiatric Hospital, Moscow, 1992Chechen refugees, 1994Peter Turnley in Chechnya, 1995The fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989Peter Turnley in the Kremlin, 1991The war in Iraq, Peter Turnley in Baghdad in 2003Carnival in Rio, 2005Synagogue, Moscow, 1990Indiana, USA, 1973Paris, 2013Paris, 2012Paris, 1980Paris, 1982Paris, 2013Paris, 2000
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