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📸 James Leo 🎩
@farzanzare.eth
Diane Arbus 1923-1971 "I don't know what a good composition is. There's a certain right and a certain wrong. And sometimes I prefer the wrong." Diane was called a "freak photographer" and was often accused of showing the world what it didn't want to see. She became the Diane Arbus we know thanks to her acquaintance with photographer Lisette Model. "Photograph from your guts!" she said, in a rather crude and literal form calling for shooting, being frank with herself. In the early 1960s, Diane began photographing those who are often called "the dregs of society", people who are different from others, including circus performers, transvestites, dwarfs and giants. She saw their deviations as an advantage. The main characteristics of her work are considered to be psychological depth and interest in marginal subjects. In 1971, Diane committed suicide. Films about the life and work of Diane Arbus "Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus" (2006), directed by Steven Steinberg 8 pieces in comments
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0xDariush | MAYC 6900
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Arbus is forever I love his point of view in photography, definitely inspiring to me. The faces and moments that he captured during his life will not be repeated again 3 $RARE
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📸 James Leo 🎩
@farzanzare.eth
I agree with you what she did was completely unique to a different artist Sorry, I don't have a rare allowance Thank you 30 $degen
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0xDariush | MAYC 6900
@0xdariush
You never need to tip me back fren I just appreciate what you are doing in the space, happy that @angelikakollin introduced you to me Unfortunately we face lack of artistic knowledge in the space and you are fixing part of that issue Keep up the good work 👏🏿
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