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Robert Adams American, born 1937 Many of Adams’s photographs are studies of landscape around Denver, showing how its natural beauty has been scarred by human habitation. The series What We Bought: The New World (1970-4) reflects his shock, on returning to the area after several years, to see the expansion of polluted suburbia into this previously unspoilt area. Rather than revelling in the beauty of the American West, these black and white images draw our attention to telegraph poles, parking lots, shopping malls and advertisements.		Thomas Ruff August Sander Bernd and Hilla Becher Thomas Struth Fazal Sheikh Michael Schmidt Robert Frank Stephen Shore Walker Evans Nicholas Nixon William Eggleston   Philip-Lorca diCorcia Robert Adams Albert Renger-Patzsch Lee Friedlander Lewis Baltz Paul Graham Garry Winogrand Andreas Gursky Boris Mikhailov Diane Arbus Rineke Dijkstra Martin Parr

Adams has stated:
‘The pictures record what we purchased, what we paid, and what we could not buy. They document a separation from ourselves, and in turn from the natural world that we professed to love.’