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Tag Archives: American photographers
“Silver Meadows” Revisited, Huffington Post
First off, I should say that I appear in this book as a model. Todd Hido‘s Excerpts from Silver Meadows (Nazraeli Press 2013) describes what might be a recognizable place, geographically speaking, to anyone familiar with midwestern suburbia. Hido has taken as … Continue reading
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Tagged American photographers, ART, art reviews, Excerpts from Silver Meadows, Nazraeli Press, photobooks, photography, REVIEWS, Todd Hido
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Writhing in Apathy 