Photographer
Ken Hermann
Ken Hermann (b. 1972, Denmark) is a Danish photographer known for his portrait-based projects that document subcultures, professions, and communities around the world. His work often focuses on individuals within specific social groups, presenting them with clarity and respect.
Hermann’s photographic style is direct and approachable, typically using clean backgrounds and consistent framing to create a typological effect. His portraits emphasize individuality while also revealing shared identities within a group.
His photobooks and series, including projects on henna artists, taxi drivers, and hair stylists, are recognized for their global scope and accessibility. For collectors, Hermann’s work is valued for its clarity, humanistic approach, and its contribution to contemporary portrait and documentary photography.
Martin Usborne
Shared publisher: Hoxton Mini Press, Kehrer Verlag
3 photobook(s) in the library

Martin Parr
Shared publisher: Hoxton Mini Press
21 photobook(s) in the library

Joel Sartore
Shared publisher: Hoxton Mini Press
13 photobook(s) in the library

Saul Leiter
Shared publisher: Kehrer Verlag
9 photobook(s) in the library
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