
Sally Mann, the 74-year-old photographer renowned for her large-format, black-and-white images, has made a creative pivot that she describes as her "Wizard of Oz moment"; she's finally shooting digital, and in color.
In a candid conversation on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs, Mann revealed she's currently working on a new body of work in the Mississippi Delta using a digital camera paired with a 1940s lens that "doesn't handle light very well, so there's this little glow to everything".