なぼさんのツイート: ハロ現場でたまに見かけるメガネ型双眼鏡、両手が空くのすごい楽そうでいいなあ。見た目はVRみだけど ペンラとうちわ持てるし観劇ならメモも余裕だよね… https://t.co/re6FoGn6gU
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なぼさんのツイート: ハロ現場でたまに見かけるメガネ型双眼鏡、両手が空くのすごい楽そうでいいなあ。見た目はVRみだけど ペンラとうちわ持てるし観劇ならメモも余裕だよね… https://t.co/re6FoGn6gU
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Henri Cartier-Bresson: ‘There Are No Maybes’
In 1971, Sheila Turner-Seed interviewed Henri Cartier-Bresson in his Paris studio for a film-strip series on photographers that she produced, with Cornell Capa, for Scholastic. After her death in 1979 at the age of 42, that interview, along with others she had conducted, sat like a time capsule in the archives of the International Center of Photography in New York…
Read more: Henri Cartier-Bresson: ‘There Are No Maybes’ - NYTimes.com
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