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Summary: Photography of David Hamilton
Review: Absolutely yummy!!
The photos of these girls are exceptionally beautiful.
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Summary: Why is this his best book?
Review: The majority of the pictures -while they are soft focused - at least they are well lit and exposed. It does not include any of his irritating lifestyles of the Eurotrash rich pictures, nor does it include his flower pictures. Technically "Blooming Minayo" is probably the best book he has done but this one is earlier work with his earlier obsession for European teenaged girls.
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Summary: Why is this his best book?
Review: The majority of the pictures -while they are soft focused - at least they are well lit and exposed. The subject matter is that well known obsession of Mr. Hamilton's, the naked or near naked teenaged girl(s) in all their youthful innocence. Few of his other works rival the intensity of this one and along with "Twenty Five Years of an Artist" it is the one book of his I most often recommend to people.
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Summary: The Best of David Hamilton
Review: What is there not to like about David Hamilton's photography? "The Best of..." doesn't begin to cover the breadth of his art, but is an excellent taste of his work. It captures the beauty of nature, youth, maturity, eroticism, sensuality, thought,humor, curiosity, tranquility through the eyes of his lenses, and his own stylistic interpretation. "The Best of...." is, in a phrase, relaxation for the eyes.
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Summary: Why is this his best book?
Review: What is there not to like about David Hamilton's photography? "The Best of..." doesn't begin to cover the breadth of his art, but is an excellent taste of his work. It captures the beauty of nature, youth, maturity, eroticism, sensuality, thought,humor, curiosity, tranquility through the eyes of his lenses, and his own stylistic interpretation. "The Best of...." is, in a phrase, relaxation for the eyes.
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Summary: The Best of David Hamilton
Review: What is there not to like about David Hamilton's photography? "The Best of..." doesn't begin to cover the breadth of his art, but is an excellent taste of his work. It captures the beauty of nature, youth, maturity, eroticism, sensuality, thought,humor, curiosity, tranquility through the eyes of his lenses, and his own stylistic interpretation. "The Best of...." is, in a phrase, relaxation for the eyes.
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