Paris-based fashion photographer Nathaniel Goldberg first gained attention for his fashion photography in the mid-1990s through contributions to Harper’s Bazaar, GQ and Italian, French and Japanese Vogue, as well as later advertising work for clients including Paco Rabanne and Giorgio Armani. In addition to his fashion work, Goldberg creates personal projects that take him to Bangkok, India and Spain, among other locations. This, his first monograph, tracks 25 years of Goldberg’s fashion and documentary photography starting near the beginning of his career, after he moved to New York from his native France at the age of 17. Collecting a range of his celebrity and fashion portraits, the book also showcases Goldberg’s longstanding interest in landscape and documentary photography, revealing two of his personal projects over the last several years: a portrait series of a Bengali Aghori sadhu and another on a group of male prostitutes in Bangkok.