"Vanity Fair" Mag Sept 2011 pics as displayed in his latest book and accompanying exhibit, Habana Libre, which celebrates the charmed life of Cuba’s creative class, American photographer Michael Dweck—whose work first appeared at Sotheby’s New York in 2003, in the auction house’s first solo exhibition for a living photographer—has an affinity for gaining unprecedented access to typically off-limit enclaves. In 1975, in pursuit of the Rolling Stones in concert, Dweck, a Long Island native, happened upon Montauk’s remote fishing community near Ditch Plains, which had remarkably remained under the radar since the 60s. In 2004, he returned to immerse himself in its insular surfing subculture.
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