It's all in the eye of the beholder

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Photographer Richard Billingham recalls that he was shocked to realize that not everybody can read photographs. He indicates that he initially lacked confidence in the validity of his photographic work.

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Top of the formalists

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Photographer Roger Ballen emphasizes that he has almost no political or social intentions, even though his work features poor white South Africans. He regards photography as a lifelong process.

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Pictures of war and peace

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Photographer Tim Page feels that the way he sees colour was strongly influenced by war photographer Larry Burrows. His black-and-white style draws on Cartier-Bresson, Capa and Marc Riboud.

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