Crossing Cultures

Frans Lanting journeyed to the Australian outback for a cross-cultural artistic collaboration

By Staff | August 31, 2010 | 0

Photography is not often a collaborative endeavor. True, even the best photographers rely on assistance from a team of producers, fixers, translators and retouchers, but the actual act of creation is usually a solitary one.

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