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Discover the vibrant world of Fred Herzog, a pioneering Canadian photographer renowned for his revolutionary use of color during the fifties and sixties. This stunning collection, titled 'Fred Herzog', showcases over 230 captivating images, including many never before seen by the public. Unlike his contemporaries, who predominantly embraced black and white, Herzog’s mastery of Kodachrome slide film enables him to capture a vivid palette that bursts with life and authenticity. This book, published by Hatje Cantz Verlag in 2017, not only highlights Herzog's extraordinary work but also provides insightful essays from celebrated authors David Campany and Hans-Michael Koetzle, offering a deeper understanding of Herzog's influence on modern photography. For photography lovers and art enthusiasts alike, this important publication serves as a definitive resource on Fred Herzog's impact on the field of color photography. Explore how his innovative techniques and unique vision foreshadowed the New Color movement of the seventies. This is not just a book; it's an immersive journey into the artistry of a master whose work resonates with timeless beauty. Ideal for collectors and those passionate about photographic history, this volume is essential for anyone looking to appreciate the evolution of color in photography.