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To
avoid any alliance or collusion about how the photograph should look, I
like to be alone when I do a portrait. I had expected a vanguard of agents
or publicists, even lawyers (the usual when you photograph very well known
people). When the doorbell rang at the appointed hour in my New York studio,
and a voice said, "Dmitri? It's Steve Martin," my spirits rose.
I pressed the entry button and waited in front of the elevator doors and
out stepped Steve Martin alone. |
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