August 5, 2011
Joel Meyerowitz, New York City, 1975 “Photographers learn to accept the gifts that come their way, because surely life produces moments crazier than we can conceive. Just as the duo in camel coats disappear into the steam, a similar pair of coats enters the frame bearing a twin set of heads. All one can do is gasp and shoot and thank the one-eyed God who watches over photographers.”

Joel Meyerowitz, New York City, 1975

“Photographers learn to accept the gifts that come their way, because surely life produces moments crazier than we can conceive. Just as the duo in camel coats disappear into the steam, a similar pair of coats enters the frame bearing a twin set of heads. All one can do is gasp and shoot and thank the one-eyed God who watches over photographers.”

4:17pm
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