With the passing of Dennis Hopper last week, we were reminded of his substantial contributions to film — as an actor or director in films like Rebel Without A Cause, Easy Rider, Apocalypse Now and Hoosiers. But he was also a successful painter, a sculptor and, through it all, a photographer. A new book & exhibit entitled "Dennis Hopper: Photographs 1961-1967" showcases Hopper's talent in taking portraits, mostly of his celebrity friends like Paul Newman and Andy Warhol, but also includes photos from all over the U.S. — snapshots of everyday people and life. See them here.
