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    • • Black & White: A Poem with Photographs
    • • Jacob Riis: What Do the World and People Deserve?
    • • The Art Way of Seeing and the Pride We Are Looking For: The Life and Work of Edward Weston
    • • Daniel Webster: a great portrait in American history
    • • The Potential for American Art & Culture in Transcending Cultural Barriers (video)
    • • South Street Seaport Museum High School Photojournalism Project
    • • How Can a Man Be Both Critical and Kind? - The Life and Work of Henri Cartier-Bresson
    • • People on an Escalator Share a Dream
    • • What Does It Mean to Have a Beautiful Way of Seeing?
    • • Ego or Justice: the Raging Fight in Every Man
    • • Life Gets Around: a discussion of the play Detective Story
    • • Is Kindness Possible in Sex? A Discussion of the play The Animal Kingdom
    • • Can Men Be Strong and Tender?
    • • The Fight Between Anger and Tenderness in Men: The Life and Work of Lafcadio Hearn
    • • Bitterness, Sweetness, Greece
    • • A Continent Turns, God Wakes
    • • A Letter—meaningful & urgent!
    • • Library Journal Review of Photography, Life, and the Opposites
    • • Journal of the Print World Review
    • • Excerpts from the book
    • • The Making of the Book in Hong Kong and China
    • • Comments from the art world and academia
    • • Purchase the book
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    • Len Bernstein in Tampa This Weekend at FMoPA
    • Master Series at Florida Museum of Photographic Arts
    • • Terrain Gallery
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    • • The Fight About Justice and Pleasure in Women: The Life & Work of Tina Modotti
    • • What does a person deserve? The answer found in a great photograph
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    • • The Luminous and The Hidden: Opposites in Robert Hupka’s Photograph of Toscanini—and In Us
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    • • Edgar Degas & Mary Cassatt: In Love and Art—What Interferes?
    • • Aesthetic Realism Looks at New York City
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    • • Candid & Street Photography I
    • • Candid & Street Photography II
    • • Candid & Street Photography III
    • • Portraits
    • • People at Work
    • • "The Child"
    • • Land and waterscapes
    • • Cityscapes
    • • Fauna
    • • Dutchess County Fair
    • • Hoboken I
    • • Hoboken II
    • • Coney Island
    • • "The pleasant finding out"
    • • Objects — ordinary and grand
    • • My Mother Was a Girl
    • SAM
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    • • Impressions of America on Its Way
    • • Black & White: A Poem with Photographs
    • • Jacob Riis: What Do the World and People Deserve?
    • • The Art Way of Seeing and the Pride We Are Looking For: The Life and Work of Edward Weston
    • • Daniel Webster: a great portrait in American history
    • • The Potential for American Art & Culture in Transcending Cultural Barriers (video)
    • • South Street Seaport Museum High School Photojournalism Project
    • • How Can a Man Be Both Critical and Kind? - The Life and Work of Henri Cartier-Bresson
    • • People on an Escalator Share a Dream
    • • What Does It Mean to Have a Beautiful Way of Seeing?
    • • Ego or Justice: the Raging Fight in Every Man
    • • Life Gets Around: a discussion of the play Detective Story
    • • Is Kindness Possible in Sex? A Discussion of the play The Animal Kingdom
    • • Can Men Be Strong and Tender?
    • • The Fight Between Anger and Tenderness in Men: The Life and Work of Lafcadio Hearn
    • • Bitterness, Sweetness, Greece
    • • A Continent Turns, God Wakes
    • • A Letter—meaningful & urgent!
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    • • Library Journal Review of Photography, Life, and the Opposites
    • • Journal of the Print World Review
    • • Excerpts from the book
    • • The Making of the Book in Hong Kong and China
    • • Comments from the art world and academia
    • • Purchase the book
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    • Artist Statement
    • Comments on teaching
    • Len Bernstein in Tampa This Weekend at FMoPA
    • Master Series at Florida Museum of Photographic Arts
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    • • Terrain Gallery
    • • Chaim & Dorothy Koppelman Foundation
    • • The Fight About Justice and Pleasure in Women: The Life & Work of Tina Modotti
    • • What does a person deserve? The answer found in a great photograph
    • • The Eternal, Lively Opposites—& the Selfie
    • • The Luminous and The Hidden: Opposites in Robert Hupka’s Photograph of Toscanini—and In Us
    • • Allan Michael - Photographer, Aesthetic Realism Associate
    • • Photography, Architecture, & Life
    • • Edgar Degas & Mary Cassatt: In Love and Art—What Interferes?
    • • Aesthetic Realism Looks at New York City
    • • Harvey Spears Photography
    • • Eugene Atget's "Gate to the Chateau, Vaux de Cernay."
    • • The Fight in Women about Managing or Understanding— & the Beautiful Answer: The Life & Work of Marion Post Wolcott
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