Valeria Suasnavas

For the third year, Magnum is opening up its vaults to the public, selling nearly 70 prints for just $100 each. The 6"x 6" prints on sale feature photographs of "decisive moments" by photographers Steve McCurry, Martin Parr, Alex Webb, Rene Burri, and Eve Arnold, which are accompanied by personal texts about the images. Available for four days only, the sale ends Friday, June 10 at 11 p.m. EST.

"I bought these Arabica beans on New Year's Day from a plantation in the heart of Colombia's coffee region. The coffee region's beans are touted to be among the best in the world because of the area's rich volcanic soil, high altitude along the middle spur of the Andes (nearly 5,000 feet above sea level), and rugged terrain—a spectacular swath of emerald-green fields so steep that the beans must be picked by hand.

“My daughter Marie and I discovered this beluga whale in at the New York Aquarium on Coney Island. I was, in fact, in New York for three weeks, attending that other aquarium, the Magnum Meeting. Little did my 11-year-old-daughter and I realize, at the time, that this beautiful animal was in fact ‘Blanchon’, the hero of a very famous Canadian documentary film, Of Whales, the Moon and Men, directed by humanist filmmaker Pierre Perrault. Eventually, Pierre became a dear friend.