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Priscilla
1969
By Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of that time of life. In the early... Read more Purchase here Click for more information: -
Priscilla
1969
By Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of that time of life. In the early... Read more Purchase here Click for more information: -
The Kiss
1978
By Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of that time of life. In the early... Read more Purchase here Click for more information: -
The Kiss
1978
By Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of that time of life. In the early... Read more Purchase here Click for more information: -
The Kiss
1978
By Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of that time of life. In the early... Read more Purchase here Click for more information: -
The Kiss
1978
By Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of that time of life. In the early... Read more Purchase here Click for more information:

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Priscilla, 1969 by Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of...
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The Kiss, 1978 by Joseph Szabo Joseph Szabo, a teacher, photographer and author, has been photographing teen-age students for the past forty years and has perfectly captured the ambivalence of...
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