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I recently read the new biography “Vivian Maier Developed”. An amazing job of reconstructing a life from fragments and clues. And IMHO, the most powerful and moving thing I’ve ever read about photography – even though you can never really “meet” Vivian, she’s forever just out of the frame.
Ten stars out of 5 for this wonderful book which, yes, has plenty of photos.