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Joyce
Tenneson, the award-winning and esteemed photographer
described as "one of America's most interesting portrayers
of the human figure," has made Polaroid instant photography
a large part of her work. Since she was first introduced
to Polaroid's vast film offering 20 years ago as a model
for the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based film maker,
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and as her photographic style - described as haunting,
ethereal, pensive, mystical, and disturbing - has evolved
and become uniquely her own, Tenneson has embraced instant
photography and allowed its special characteristics
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Tenneson's photography, much of it
shot on instant 20x24-inch film and Polapan 35mm instant
B&W slide film, commands a complex and intense emotional
response from the viewer - a trait that has made Tenneson
one of the most respected and sought-after photographers
of our time. Since most of her work involves portraiture
and some degree of nudity, she prefers instant film
because it is "notably beautiful for skin."
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