Bruce Davidson

Bruce Davidson is an American photographer known for his powerful and intimate photographs that explore social issues and the human condition.

Davidson began his career as a photographer in the 1950s, working for LIFE magazine and later Magnum Photos. He gained critical acclaim for his work documenting the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, producing powerful and moving images of the Freedom Riders, the March on Washington, and other key events. Davidson has also documented other social issues and marginalized communities throughout his career, including the residents of the East 100th Street in New York City, gang members in Brooklyn, and the homeless in Paris. His photographs often have a sense of intimacy and connection with his subjects, capturing their humanity and dignity in the face of adversity.