This book is TIME visible in a photo pairingBetween One and Another (Hirmer) is 144 photographs from 25 countries, spanning five decades of travel by New York photographer David Katzenstein. Street photography, portraiture, and documentary work, including a pair of images of the same three women in Bhutan, taken twenty-six years apart.Between One and Another (Hirmer) brings together 144 photographs from 25 countries, drawn from the archive of New York-based photographer David Katzenstein. Ranging across street photography, portraiture, and documentary work, and shot primarily on film with a Leica rangefinder, the book spans five decades of travel and encounter: from the sacred pilgrimage city of Touba in Senegal to the high valleys of Bhutan, from the streets of Port-au-Prince and Naples to parades and protests in New York. Throughout, Katzenstein's subject is people: in their homes and in public squares, at moments of celebration and quiet, alone and together.