Through the Lens of Time:
Lessons from Iconic Photographers
Written by Nasrul Eam
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From documenting social injustice to portraying child laborers and the harsh conditions of life in the streets, factories, mines, and slums as early as the 1850s. – it is when the portrait photography genre was born and flourished. By creating its own voice, portrait photography becomes a powerful tool for storytelling, conveying complex narratives about the human condition and influencing, and how we perceive the world around us.
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