International Center of Photography director, Willis E. Hartshorn, steps down after 18 years.  I took color printing and b/w photography at ICP back in 2000.  I remember producing a nice photograph of a beautiful young lady and being told by my teacher that it was a nice shot but I had an easy subject matter.  I did not take this as criticism; instead (even 12 years later) I use it to complement photo subjects when they admire my work. (via: newyorker)
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International Center of Photography director, Willis E. Hartshorn, steps down after 18 years.  I took color printing and b/w photography at ICP back in 2000.  I remember producing a nice photograph of a beautiful young lady and being told by my teacher that it was a nice shot but I had an easy subject matter.  I did not take this as criticism; instead (even 12 years later) I use it to complement photo subjects when they admire my work.

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