Rogers took the images on the anniversary of the deaths, at the exact moment they occurred, and in the precise position the car was before impact. Whereas some of the final photographs are rendered atmospheric by darkness, many reveal the rather banal landscape witnessed by the subjects in the final seconds before their deaths.


The series includes the deathplaces of artists and writers including Jackson Pollock, Albert Camus and Helmut Newton, and musicians such as Marc Bolan and Eddie Cochrane. It also features perhaps the world’s most famous car crash victim, Princess Diana.

Some of these shots really give the viewer a sense of the final glimpse these cultural figureheads had at the specific moment of death. I’m curious to see if the light for the photographs correspond to the time of impact.
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A very subjective take but nonetheless, feel shame at how many of these you’ve already seen.