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Two New Photography Books Examine the Human Face

December 29 | By Andrea Weckerle | Posted in Art of Photography

Tweet A newborn’s vision extends only eight to 12 inches during the first months of life, enough to see her caretakers up close and help cement those early, all-important emotional bonds. It’s no surprise then that the human face has always held a particular fascination for us. Tweet

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