Greg Gorman - As I See It
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Release year: 2000
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 288 pages
Size: 10.2 x 7.4 x 1.3 in (26 x 19 x 3.5 cm)
Publisher: Powerhouse Books
Edition: First edition
Condition: Good(vintage), light wear, and partially faded letters on the cover, slightly wavy pages, as shown in the product photos.
Preface by Elton John
Afterword by John Hurt
American photographer Greg Gorman is best known for his striking celebrity portraits, photographed over a career spanning more than fifty years.
Published in 2000, As I See It is considered one of his most personal works. The book brings together over 200 portraits of young men—friends, models, and people close to Gorman—captured through his elegant black-and-white style.
Rather than focusing on idealized masculinity, Gorman photographs his subjects in a quieter and more thoughtful way. There is a sense of vulnerability, grace, and confidence throughout the book.
As Gorman described it: “They’re not really boys, yet they’re not really men. They are caught somewhere in between—almost at that point of maturity that defines masculinity.”
A beautifully produced and intimate study of the male form.
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