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Doskonały wpis znalazłem na blogu Tiny Tyrell. Pięknie zdefiniowała amerykańską tradycję fotograficzną. Przytoczę w oryginale, żeby nie psuć klimatu:

There is a style of photography which is American in every way. It quietly exalts the small, finds beauty and strength in the unheralded and common moment, and enthralls in a sort of poetry of everyday life. (…) I’m not certain where this tradition began. I would think it came directly from the tens of thousands of iconic images produced by the photographers of the FSA in the 1930’s; Walker Evans, Dorthea Lange, Marion Post Wolcott and others. They helped define through photography an essential vision of this country, and showed America itself.(…). This is a deep American tradition, and it refers to American ideals; tenderness for small things of everyday life, and everyday people.

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