Her: Vivian. Meyer

Legendary street photographer of the 20th century — Vivian Maier

The life biography of nanny and image is adapted into a picture book for the first time

"Vivian is so mysterious!

Wearing men's shirts, swearing in French, speaking to Europeans. Henry's short stories are recited like a stream and he walks like a bird ...

Like a long-legged shorebird, she walks through the time under her lens. "

She is Vivian Maier, and this is her photographic diary. But it was not written by her pen, but narrated through the camera in her hand - the twin-eye Rollei camera she always hung on her chest.

An unknown nanny walked around the streets of America and took pictures after work, not for others or for fame. Over the years, she took more than 100,000 negatives, recording countless daily moments. After her death, someone bought these negatives at auction, and the world discovered her amazing perspective and talent. Through her eyes, she can see the street scenes of New York and Chicago, the lost time and the essence of photography. Vivian Maier is therefore known as an important contemporary street photographer in the United States.

Through the camera's monologue, we get close to this mysterious legend from an onlooker and intimate perspective. Page after page, I follow Vivian Maier as she roams the streets of New York and Chicago, seeing shops and restaurants in alleys, various pedestrians and workers on the road, children waiting for the school bus, street performers playing guitars, and The photographer's figure reflected on the wall glass...