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  • Philosophy of Jazz Photography

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    PJP1. Is there anything wrong with posing staged photographs of jazz players?

    PJP2. What's the best way to photograph jazz?

    PJP3. How and why can jazz photographs capture the spirit of jazz?

    PJP4. What makes for a good jazz photograph?

    PJP5. What makes a jazz photograph be a bad one?

    PJP6. What is the value of having jazz photographs?

    PJP7. Who are the best photographers of jazz and what makes them the best?



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