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"Scan" screened at Rooftop Films in the 2003 "Home Movies" program. It uses documentary materials.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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The Blog that asks the question: What Would Elliott Erwitt Do? All original photographs and text on this site copyright Ted Fisher, 2009.
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The Blog that asks the question: What Would Elliott Erwitt Do? All original photographs and text on this site copyright Ted Fisher, 2009.
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- Credit Where Credit's Due, And Other Places Too
- Photography in the News, Polanski Edition
- Twenty Thousand Portraits
- Goodbye, Less-Than-Zeros
- Who and Where, but Why is Still Pending
- Photography in the News
- Notebook on Santas and Elves (2007)
- 12th and 3rd in Brooklyn (2006)
- Scan (2003)
- Larry in Relation to the Ground (2002)
- Zeno (2001)
- Winding Down, Frantically
- Free To Good Home
- Times Square
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- For Santacon
- Bryant Park
- A Few Short Docs
- 12th and 3rd in Brooklyn
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