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The Most Important Person in the Picture Is Not the Patient
Living in the Light has spent more than a decade making rare-disease stories less clinical and more human. Its method begins with a small but radical edit: move the diagnosis out of the center of the frame.
West Coast Imaging made the print part of the picture
The Oakhurst lab helped fine-art photographers bring film into the digital age. Its enduring lesson: the photograph is still a work in progress when the shutter closes.
20x200 | Jen Bekman Projects
20x200 is a New York-based e-commerce company founded in 2007 by gallerist Jen Bekman to make art collecting accessible to everyone. It sells curated, limited-edition, museum-quality prints and photography by emerging, established and legendary artists, with prices historically starting at $20 (now from $35). The name comes from its original formula: the smallest size of each work printed in an edition of 200 and sold for $20. Part of Jen Bekman Projects, which also ran the Jen Bekman Gallery and the Hey, Hot Shot! photography competition.