Known for its international cache of superstars and sun seekers alike, Miami has long been a port of call for photographers seeking inspiration. Among them, Andy Sweet, Charles Trainor and trend setting pin-up Bunny Yeager whose visions of Miami from the 50s to the 70s are now on display at Denise Bibro Fine Art gallery, New York, until April 1.
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