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Halsman, Jump on it.
rena silverman
Nov 2, 2015
A reissue of Philippe Halsman's "Jump Book" displays his famed method for getting his subjects to let down their defenses and offer a glimpse of their personalities. 

My latest article for The New York Times Lens Blog: http://nyti.ms/1N8ayTf
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