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Philip-Lorca diCorcia The second set to of pictures shown at the Whitechapel, entitled Two Hours, derived from the situation in which the unseen photographer set up a flash light in a street in Havana and sequentially recorded the scene and the passers-by over two hour period. The mixture of natural and artificial light and the selective editing of the images by the photographer bestow on each image a sense of dramatic intensity. With sustained looking and interrogation the viewer is drawn into interpretation of the stories and relationships of those momentarily caught in the streetscape.
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