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T+L Reports: Steve McCurry's Photography
Photographer Steve McCurry's haunting portrait of a green-eyed Afghan girl—the June 1985 cover of National Geographic—is among the 75 collected in Looking East (Phaidon; $39.95),...
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T+L Reports: The Lost World
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