


Running from today until May 20th in Brooklyn, the New York Photo Festival offers up a diverse sea of images and thoughts -- All the more special considering anyone with enough dough for a Canon 5D can easily duplicate the work of Pete Turner, Bruce Davidson or W. Eugene Smith. What can't be easily created is emotion and connection that stops a viewer in his tracks. Click here for details.
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Photography - like anything worth putting your heart and soul into - took years for me to know what I don't know. Which is why, after decades of doing it, I'm still trying.
But I can at least say this: advances in digital equipment haven't had any impact on how I go about looking for and shooting images, not one iota.
-DB
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