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This is a collection of photographs by Chicago-born photographer Bruce Davidson. He began taking photographs in his early teens, graduated from Rochester Technical School and Yale University, completed his military service in 1957, and began working for Life magazine. A year later, he joined Magnum Photojournalism, an international photojournalist group founded by Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) and Robert Capa (1913-1954). This book is a collection of his representative works, captured over two years of frequent visits to East Harlem, a neighborhood that remains as unsafe as it is today. He visited the neighborhood day after day, standing on the streets and sometimes knocking on people's doors. With permission, he photographed the faces, children, rooms, and families of the people who lived there. Rather than taking covert photographs, he faced his subjects head-on, demonstrating a respectful approach. Davidson always gave prints to everyone he photographed.
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