HARRIET DEDMAN

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Smithsonian Magazine: Shark Hunting /April 6, 2017 by Harriet Dedman

My latest photographs for Smithsonian Magazine on Galeophobia (fear of sharks). 

Full article (by Christopher Crosby): here. 

← 2017 Gordon Parks Foundation Fellow The Gordon Parks Foundation →

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BFI Network x BAFTA Crew 2019
about 5 years ago
New York Exhibition: Beneath These Restless Skies
about 6 years ago
Exhibition Opening: February 23, 2018
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Gordon Parks Dialogues
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2017 Gordon Parks Foundation Fellow
about 7 years ago
Smithsonian Magazine: Shark Hunting
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