Publisher/La Fabrica

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"Out of the Darkness: Six Months in Andalusia, 1966–1967" is a collection of works by American photographer Joel Meyerowitz (1938–). Meyerowitz is one of the leading street photographers of the 1960s generation and is known as an artist who greatly expanded the possibilities of color photography. His stay in Spain from 1966 to 1967, which is included in this book, was a crucial turning point for him. At the time, he was shooting in both color and black and white, but after this experience, he made a full transition to color photography from 1972 onwards. This book contains about 100 photographs taken in the Andalusia region of southern Spain, and is organized into four chapters: "State," "Street," "From the Car," and "Flamenco," depicting street scenes, views from car windows, people's daily lives, and flamenco scenes. Set against the backdrop of Spanish society and life in the 1960s under the Franco regime, these photographs, captured through a traveler's perspective, serve as an important record of the significant transformation in Mäyelovitz's photographic expression.