McClellan Street
"The pictures reach a very high standard individually and collectively, and like good music deserves repeated hearings, I think this book will prove well worth going back to look at again and again." —The Online Photographer, April 3, 2008"Presents a glimpse of what makes a photographer great.... A terrific publication." —Picture, Jan/Feb 2008"These photographs reveal a respect and sensitivity for the humanity of their subjects." —B&W;, March 2008"Capturing a complex reality through silently observed moments, the Turnleys offer us an extraordinary keyhole through which to view the integrity of a workaday life." —Ann Arbor News, April 6, 2008"What makes this book even more impressive is the fact that the twin photographers—now world-renowned—were in high school when it was shot. Worthy of a spot on your coffee table." —Indianapolis Business Journal, October 8, 2007"In a few words, these photographs are presented as works of art. Or journalism. Or history. Or sociology." —The Journal Gazette, October 28, 2007The Turnleys' images are anything but outdated. Indeed, their pictures are warm, intimate, and evocative. The pictures invite the reader to walk the streets and enter homes with an immediacy and emotional connection that is in the highest traditions of documentary photography.... I marvel that high school students could have taken them!Steve Raymer, author of Images of a Journey: India in Diaspora