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I imagine Geeting as a kindergartner willfully coloring outside the lines, scribbling with glee, delighting in breaking the rules and not giving a F. In an image-saturated world that is burdened with homogeneity, with photographers getting A’s for adhering to conventions, or even bending them mildly, Geeting does the wrong things in all the right ways.
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Publication: October 2015
Edition Size: 150
Dimensions: 9.5″x 8″
Number of Pages: 48 pages
Number of Images: 18 images
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