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Pho·tog Friday: Sally Mann (Part III)

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Hood, Michelle, Sally Mann, 2007. In Part I of this special Pho·tog Friday Series on Sally Mann, I focused on her portrait photograph...
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Pho·tog Friday: Sally Mann (Part II)

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In Part I of this special Pho·tog Friday Series on Sally Mann, I focused on her portrait photography which she did throughout the 1980s and...
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Pho·tog Friday: Sally Mann (Part I)

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Born in Lexington, Virginia, Sally Mann is a contemporary photographer who is well known for her portraits, landscapes and still life im...
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Pho·tog Friday: Vivian Maier (Part V)

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The infamous Vivian Maier is certainly known for the images that she took in the streets of New York City as well as in Chicago.  However, ...
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Pho·tog Friday: Vivian Maier (Part III)

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Maier, Vivian, Self-Portrait, 1970's To continue with this "Pho·tog Friday" Series on Vivian Maier, let's travel back...
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