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|a The other Hampton /
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|a "In the spring of 1971, Judy Tomkins began photographing some of the black people in Bridgehampton. What she had in mind were portraits -portraits of individual men and women and children, in their homes, or, as it so often turned out, on their front porches. She was received with some puzzlement at first, but always with open kindness, and the picture-taking sessions stretched out over that year and the next and the next" - p. x
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