Walter Nurnberg

Walter Nurnberg (April 18, 1907 – 19 October 1991) was a German-born British photographer known for his industrial photography from 1945 to the 1970s, which he worked on alongside his wife, Rita Nurnberg (; born 1914).

Nurnberg is credited for his use of cinematographic lighting techniques, used in New Objectivity and Bauhaus-style photography, which he used in his early advertising work and later work in industry. His photography's central character is brought about by its interplay between machines and people, as well as the physical processes that the industrial workers carried out. He published two books on lighting in the 1940s which became standard texts in Britain and which continued to receive reprints in the 1970s. Provided by Wikipedia