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“There was a time when photographers were thought to be socially secondary, and, hence, not dangerous. Lincoln was more important than Brady. It didn't occur to anyone to worry about the manner in which a photograph was taken.”

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George W. S. Trow
George W. S. Trow

George W. S. Trow was an American essayist known for his distinctive writing style and profound insights into modern society. His works often explore culture, media, and social change, having a significant impact on contemporary literature. more

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