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Photo Snaps: Space Exhibits Everywhere; Scott Nichols Gallery Relocates; and Kunin Interviewed
MUSEUM MOON LANDING EXHIBITS
It seems like everyone has a show to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo moon landing. Here are just a few of the major ones…
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Johann Ludwig Belitski: 19th-century Master of Lighting and Still Life
By Alex Novak
Johann Ludwig Belitski was a photographer born in Liegnitz in Silesia (now Legnica, Poland) about 1830. He died in Nordhausen, Germany, in 1902.
Belitski trained as a gilder…
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CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY: TRUTH & THE BURDEN OF REALITY
There has been a tremendous amount of discussion in the popular press lately about photography's relationship with reality. The recent discovery that a Lebanese freelance photographer with more than a decade…
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