Why do we love to look at strangers’ family photographs?
Like all great art, found photography invites its viewer to multiple interpretations and readings
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Melissa Holbrook Pierson
Life The Weeklings, Art, Photography
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No matter how many books I publish, I cant kick my addiction to my other occupation, the scorned one that offers me succor and sanity: Proofreading.
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