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A fashion and portrait photographer's forgotten legacy rediscovered.
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Ellis Vener
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Wow. Some great snaps here.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow/2012/03/29/149607939/found-in-a-closet-a-photo-trove-of-60s-icons?ft=1&f=97635953
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I’m old enough to have seen some of the pictures in print! Good stuff.
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Yep, and the fact that it was all pre-PS says a lot for the reasons that make the pix memorable. Today's lot, painted with electrons, is a homogenous whole, a bland, anodyne and, literally in many cases, eminently forgettable melt of plastic.
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The shot of The Who reminds me why Keith Moon could have made it as a Python as well as a great rock drummer.
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