From the filth and the fury to the elegant extravaganza, 'Peter Gravelle', the many named photographer, has remained in the shadows of punk rock, low culture and high fashion, deflecting attention while steadily producing an epic body of iconic work. The Death of Photography is a tour de force, a high end art book showcasing forty years of the best punk, fashion and portraiture of Gravelle's career. Heavily stylised images are woven together with Gravelle's own fascinating recollections from a live lived in technicolour.

A must read book covering more than twenty important topics - from experiences to mistakes to wisdom, unique observations, and common-sense learning, all have been translated into a guide which, if followed, will lead the reader to a successful and rewarding life filled with satisfaction, love, and meaningful accomplishment. While some portions of the content are primarily aimed at college-aged individuals, the book emphasizes practical advice to everyone who may be seeking both financial and lifestyle balance in their lives. It is a grandfather's gift to his children and grandchildren as well as to you and yours, now and future. It will make you think