Nicholas LaClair

7
Aug/090

Henri Cartier-Bresson's portrait of Henry Miller on the cliffs of Big Sur.

But that wasn't entirely Henry. Here are two more:

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@ninelleefremova where's this incredible flat you mentioned? ... 1 week ago
@LHearst first time I heard that Avedon quote it spoke to me enough to lead me down a better road. guess that makes my passion a quotation. 1 week ago
@CristiDuncan a good memory; let's not divulge that fast food was involved... http://twitpic.com/2jp6eq 1 week ago
setting up shop in a cafe with life-changing espresso. #icantypesofastnow! 1 week ago
@LHearst first time I heard that Avedon quote it spoke to me enough to lead me down a better road. in reply to LHearst 1 week ago
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Nicholas LaClair Photographer and Director for Print and Film