'The one thing that is always clear in my mind is that the people, their stories, and the themes of life I encounter and witness…are always more important than the process of photography itself.' For the last thirty years, Peter Turnley has photographed nearly every major news event across the world. From famine to war, the fall of the Berlin wall, or the streets of Paris, Turnley describes his photography as ‘…putting things together, a sort of web, a notion of what life looks like and what life is all about’.