some quotes here it dorothea lange lived instinctively photographed.an artist like dorothea lange, a making of a great perfect anonymous language is great about what she can do the build beside making herself available for that trick of grace. another described her as a piece of white photosensitive paper or like in an exposed which light and shadow marked impressions. my point here is not to deny the gendered aspects of her work, but to challenge categorizing it as instinctive, far from a passive receptor she was an assertive visual intellectual, disciplined and self-conscious, working systematically to develop a photography that could be maximally communicative and. her years in the studio custom her to the finest controls, controls of lighting, positioning subjects, of camera angles, speed, aperture and timing. i just wanted to give you one little example. the first one i show is the famous maynard is the product of her taking either six or seven experts photographs of that same group of people. working her way gradually and carefully toward the one

some quotes here it dorothea lange lived instinctively photographed.an artist like dorothea lange, a making of a great perfect anonymous language is great about what she can do the build beside making herself available for that trick of grace. another described her as a piece of white photosensitive paper or like in an exposed which light and shadow marked impressions. my point here is not to deny the gendered aspects of her work, but to challenge categorizing it as instinctive, far from a passive receptor she was an assertive visual intellectual, disciplined and self-conscious, working systematically to develop a photography that could be maximally communicative and. her years in the studio custom her to the finest controls, controls of lighting, positioning subjects, of camera angles, speed, aperture and timing. i just wanted to give you one little example. the first one i show is the famous maynard is the product of her taking either six or seven experts photographs of that same group of people. working her way gradually and carefully toward the one

dorothea lange a life beyond limits. thank you. thank you so much. [applause] >>> this morning on washington journal, we talked to dr. anthony fauci about the government efforts in fighting h1n1 flu and other contagious illnesses. he's the director of the national institutes of allergy and infectious diseases. this is 35 minutes. >> host: dr. anthony fauci is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease. thanks for joining this morning. >> guest: it's great to be here. >> host: talk about the year in review as we look at h1n1, also known as swine flu. how has preparation been so far and how things look as we head into 2010? >> guest: preparation has been well. the only glitch in the process as we know is that the virus that was used to make the vaccine, and when you make a vaccine you have to grow the virus, did not grow as well or as quickly as we wanted. and so there was a gap for a while between the demand for vaccines and deductibles apply particularly as the children came back to go to school at the end of august, the

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