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What happens to the pictures of us? Nowadays they go straight to the Internet where anyone anywhere in the world can see them. And they're nothing terribly special. It wasn't that way a hundred years ago, when getting your picture taken was a very important event. You dressed your best and you looked thoughtfully and for a long time into the awesome, magical lens of the camera. But even these important pictures sometimes were lost, sold by the photographer or even thrown away by families.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2014New York Review Books · 69 pages · 9781590178171
PhotographsJuvenile poetryAlphabetJuvenile literaturePoetryEnglish languageChildrenChildren's poetry