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§Author· 4 books

Joel Sternfeld

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§All Books
Cover of Walking the High Line by John Stilgoe, Adam Gopnik

Walking the High Line

John Stilgoe, 2002
1 ratings
Cover of Stranger passing by Joel Sternfeld

Stranger passing

Joel Sternfeld
1 ratings

Joel Sternfeld: First Pictures

JOEL STERNFELD

Joel Sternfeld: First Pictures

Joel Sternfeld, 2011
1 ratings

Stephen Shore

STEPHEN SHORE, MICHAEL FRIEND, JOEL STERNFELD

Stephen Shore

Stephen Shore, 2007

§ About Joel Sternfeld's books

Books on SansFiction
4
Published
2002–2011

Start here: Walking the High Line (2002)

This is the first book of Sternfeld's largely unseen early colour photographs. In 1969 Sternfeld began working with a 35 mm camera and Kodachrome film, and First Pictures contains works from this time until 1980. Here Sternfeld develops traits that appear in his mature work: irony, a politicised view of America, concern for the social condition.

Common questions about Joel Sternfeld

What is Joel Sternfeld best known for?
Joel Sternfeld is best known for Walking the High Line, published in 2002 with 1 ratings and a 3.0 average. It is the most-rated of Joel Sternfeld's books on SansFiction.
How many books has Joel Sternfeld written?
SansFiction lists 4 books by Joel Sternfeld, published between 2002 and 2011. The most popular are Walking the High Line, Stranger passing, Joel Sternfeld: First Pictures and Stephen Shore.
Which Joel Sternfeld book should I read first?
Walking the High Line is the usual place to start: it is Joel Sternfeld's most-rated book here, with a 3.0 average.