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Photography of Christopher Bucklow
September 11, 2008
Christopher Bucklow photographer

Christopher Bucklow talks about his widely known photographic silhouettes made using a pinhole camera. He is also known for the ongoing series of paintings that stem from those photographs. His work is included in the collections of many museums across the US. This event is presented in cooperation with Atlanta Celebrates Photography.

Art & Architecture
Art History | Culture | Painting | Photography | pinhole camera | silhouette
PBA
High Museum of Art
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