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“Photographer's advice: Stand in the right place.”

Quote by David Douglas Duncan

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David Douglas Duncan

David Douglas Duncan, born on January 23, 1916, is a renowned photographer known for his work in various fields such as war, society, and portraiture. His unique perspective and emotional expression have made his work highly influential. more

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