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In the late 1920s when Harry Callahan (1912-99) first heard Ansel Adams talk about his work at the Detroit Photo Guild, "it was like a religious conversion" that changed his life–and the shape of 20th-century photography. In his 60 years of experimentation, Callahan pioneered the field as a fine art medium. Callahan won the National Medal in the Arts in 1996. "I was terrifically naïve," he once said. "I could start out with fresh eyes because I didn't have any [formal] training."

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