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“I don't speak emotionally about my pictures. That's for other people to do. I will say that I love my photographs. That's what keeps me going.”

Quote by George A Tice

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George A. Tice is a renowned American photographer born in 1938. His photographs capture the changes in American society and culture with a unique perspective, particularly known for his black and white photography. Tice's work is highly regarded in the art and photography communities, and his photographs have been exhibited domestically and internationally. more

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