"All people need to be seen." - Bruce Davidson. "America is still out there - You just have to look for it." - Larry Niehues. "I'm proud to say I'm from the USA because I've really seen it with my own eyes - all the beauty and the destruction, the tradition and the innovation, the loud cities and the quiet little spaces." - Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys). Larry Niehues, a French-born photographer who lives in the United States, travelled around the country for 5 years photographing modern day America while seeking out the continuing presence of a timeless post-war 'old America'. Photographed using 35mm film, his portraits of people and iconic small town life (motels, diners, gas stations, cars), evoke mid-century American life in a way that is both authentic and powerful in the tradition of William Eggleston, Dennis Hopper, Bruce Davidson, and Robert Frank.

About the Author
Larry Niehues is a French photographer who moved to the USA in 2010. As a professional photographer he worked for numerous magazines. In his free time he devotes himself to his passions: travel, music and biking. He portrays Amercia the way we remember it from the previous century. Dan Auerbach is the singer and guitarist from The Black Keys. Andrew Pogany is a journalist who has worked for Flaunt Magazine, Playboy, and Mage DesIgn.

Reviews
"Larry Niehues has been capturing life in the US on 35mm film, from motels to diners and gas stations, to evoke the past by showing 'all the beauty and destruction, the tradition and innovation, the loud cities and the quiet little spaces'." -- The Guardian
"Nothing Has Changed: Portraits of the US brings together his pictures from the road in a stunning and eclectic portrait of American culture today." -- BuzzFeed News



Book Information
ISBN 9789401463065
Author Larry Niehues
Format Hardback
Page Count 240
Imprint Lannoo Publishers
Publisher Lannoo Publishers
Weight(grams) 1280g