Saul Leiter
From "The Wedding as a Funeral"
c. 1951
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Saul Leiter
From "The Wedding as a Funeral"
c. 1951
Marilyn Monroe—as you know, I’m a fan. One day I’ll open up that book in a more grand fashion though, for now, I’m going to do a series on what I think are some of the best photos of her. Photos that capture her unique charisma and bright personality. The first entry was those Milton Greene pics I featured a few days ago; these, by Alfred Eisenstaedt, were taken in 1953.
There’ll be some overlap with older posts of course, but well, I just want to do this series properly. All the posts will be tagged “mm favorites”.
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