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Back-to-Back White Corners at New York Times Magazine
In the last two weeks, the New York Times Magazine has published nearly identical editorial portraits from two proficient art photographers, Katy Grannan and Todd Hido.
White corners (with subject listing to the right of the wall-join): the new black.
Katy Grannan for the New York Times
Todd Hido for the New York Times
Tag: No Street Photography, Tidbits
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You’re reading “Back-to-Back White Corners at New York Times Magazine,” on 2point8, a wide-open view on the practice of street photography by Michael David Murphy.
Posted Mar 27 2007
Check my editioned print w/ 20x200. I was standing in the street when I took it, I swear.
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