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You are here: Home / Photography/Art / Jane Bown: turning the lens on Britain’s shyest photographer

Jane Bown: turning the lens on Britain’s shyest photographer

April 26, 2014 By achuka Leave a Comment

Jane prefers silence to talking – her mantra has always been, “photographers should neither be seen nor heard”. Her slight stature made it easy for her to blend into the surroundings, always vigilant and observing from the periphery. And all the time her eyes are scanning, darting here and there like those of a small bird.

via Jane Bown: turning the lens on Britain’s shyest photographer | Art and design | The Guardian.

Looking for Light: Jane Bown is out this week. The DVD is out on 26 May. An exhibition of Bown’s work runs at Kings Place, London N1, until 31 May.

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