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Monthly Archives: July 2014
The Glass Lady of Los Angeles
She captures in fisheye everyone’s faces; their quick strides and impatient toe-taps. A permanent fixture at the LAX Hilton Hotel, the glass lady sees—magnified in a hundred ways—the joys of family reunification after years of spread. In the partitioned lobby there’s a sound of … Continue reading
Charleston: 72 Hours
CHARLESTON: 72 HOURS- Photography by Ara Hagopian is a twenty-piece exhibit covering areas in proximity to the popular South Carolina resort. The work was captured with the Sony A7R full-frame camera and 55 mm Carl Zeiss lens, during the days … Continue reading
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Tagged American resort town, Charleston, civil war, Sony A7R, South Carolina
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Ara Hagopian's The Literate Show 