William Albert Allard 8.5x11 Limited Run Print Category_Tripods & Heads 2010) and Pictures of Hell

2010) and Pictures of Hell (RAM Pubs

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William Albert Allard 8.5x11 Limited Run Print Category_Tripods & Heads 2010) and Pictures of HellPhotographer and writer William Albert Allard has been a major force at National Geographic and in mainstream photography for over 50 years. It is said that as an intern in 1964, his intimate photographs of the Amish of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, were regarded as a landmark in the photographic evolution of the magazine. A former contributor to Magnum Photos, Allard has been published in most of the major magazines in the United States and abroad. He is