This photographer depicted 13 politicians having conversations under a clock superimposed from an Ed Ruscha (“roo-SHAY”) painting. The terrain of Bahrain’s Sakhir Grand Prix is shown in one of this man’s many photographs related to Formula One. A wall of gold orbs features in this artist’s photograph of the Super-Kamiokande observatory. Paneled depictions of flowers and doves appear in the background of thousands of cheerleaders in this artist’s Pyongyang series. Two series of claustrophobic aerial photographs by this artist depict stock exchanges in Tokyo and Chicago. A photograph by this student of Bernd and Hilla Becher depicts two horizontal strips of grass under a gray sky next to the title natural feature. This photographer showed aisles of products at a California superstore (-5[1])in his 99 Cent series. For 10 points, name this German photographer of the most expensive photograph ever sold, Rhein II. ■END■