There are two things that immediately come to mind when we speak of the late great American photographer Garry Winogrand. First, the “snapshot aesthetic,” a label that had been stuck to his work (and one that he apparently rejected).

And second, the body of work that was left behind after his sudden death in 1984 which included 35,000 prints, 6,600 rolls of film, 45,000 color transparencies, and about 22,000 contact sheets. . thephoblographer.com

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