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LA Times' Framework: A Brilliant Spotlight on Photography

TheLos Angeles Times' photography website, Framework, is a bold, clean, exciting, and intelligent presentation of some of the world's best photography. Hands down, this site offers viewers not only outstanding photography, but the stories behind them.

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October 13, 2012 |

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