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Each season has its own medley of unique activities, perfectly captured by evocative and exuberant color illustrations. Frank Capris' striking, evocative photos of Hollywood stars, fashion icons, and legends of ballet and modern dance have graced the pages of publications like Time, Newsweek, InStyle, Harper's Bazaar, and, of course, Dance Magazine. His evocative use of music and cinematography often leaves one breathless, but ultimately he doesn't seem to know when to just let the actors. |
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