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Diane Arbus sits at a table holding a large vintage camera, looking to the side, in a black and white portrait taken in a New York Automat around 1968. A visitor stands closely viewing a framed black-and-white portrait by Diane Arbus, showing a person with curlers in their hair and holding a cigarette.
A person in glasses examines a strip of film in a darkroom. Overlaid text reads "What's the point of film photography?" with "film photography?" highlighted in blue.
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How (And Why) To Develop Photos in a Darkroom
Don't let film photography become a lost art.
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Diane Arbus
American photographer Diane Arbus posing for a rare portrait in an automat, c. 1968,...
© Roz Kelly—Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images
Diane Arbus: A Young Man in Curlers at Home on West 20th Street
A visitor looking at A Young Man in Curlers at Home on West 20th Street,...
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