Fannie Lou Hamer by Robert Shetterly

From the Americans Who Tell the Truth portrait series

was known as the queen of the Leica

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Produced by: Carolyn Downie

9/11 Memorial: To Light

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9/11 Memorial: To Light

Produced by: Carolyn Downie | Music Video | 2015 | USA | 5:02

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'To Light' is a piece made for the opening of the new 9/11 Memorial in NYC. It's about bringing things 'to light' and bringing 'light' to things. It's a piece to match the 9/11 WTC 'Tribute in Light'.

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