Latin America's greatest photographer. Teacher and mentor of most of Mexico's great photograhpers.

Wife and first student of Alvarez Bravo. Great photos of her friend Frida Kahlo. Contemporary of Modotti and Weston.

Another student of Alvarez Bravo. She is a great portrait artist. The Indegenous becomes erotic and mysterious in her hands.

Similar to the Cassasolas or Martin Chambi. A photo chronicle of Bolivia during the first half of the Twentieth Century. Book is good because Bolivia is inherently interesting.

The Cassasola Family ran a photographic agency in Mexico during the firs half of the 20th Century. They are great chroniclers of Mexican history. They created our image of the Mexican Revolution.

The great photojournalist and chronicler of Mexico City life in the 1940-50's.

Modotti & Weston were American photographers who moved to Mexico in the 1930's.

Considered by many as the world's greatest photographer, Cartier Bresson spent time in Mexico during the 1930's. His photos rise to the level of iconographic.

One of the greatest American photographer spent time in Mexico doing street photography.

A wonderful collection of photographs about Mexico from photographers who worked in Mexico during the last 150 years. A very good introduction.

Antonio Turok is a young Mexican photojournalist from Chiapas. He follow in the Cartier Bresson & Salgado tradition.

The great chronciler of Afro-Brazil. He reminds me of Flor Garduno in his love of the exotic.