Nothing Has Changed: Portraits of the US Book

Larry Niehues, a French-born photographer who lives in the United States, traveled 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. A photographic portrait of America today in the spirit of Robert Frank and Dennis Hopper, shot with analogue 35mm film Documents traces of 'Old America' and highlights the charisma and spirit of the country Preface by The Black Keys singer and guitarist Dan Auerbach