Ian A. Adams has a snapshot-style of photography that belies his studio experiences. His work is definitely not casual, no matter how lazy the subject matter may seem; he finds tension in situations, capturing moments that tell the middle of a story.
Ian A. Adams has a snapshot-style of photography that belies his studio experiences. His work is definitely not casual, no matter how lazy the subject matter may seem; he finds tension in situations, capturing moments that tell the middle of a story.
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