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>>242869 Yeah, they evolved over their whole lifetime in response to not just experimental whimsy. Cartier-Bresson's focus got much more social, more documentary, and less sensual and light after World War II, during which he spent time in a concentration camp and on the run from the Nazis. His style evolved, because he did. As far as I know, during the last year pskaught has not been imprisoned, starved, beaten, or pursued by the Gestapo.
/P/ per se has seen pskaught's work over less than a year. If you look at some of his other stuff, older stuff, you *can* see evolution. If you look at stuff unrelated to "Imps" (his series on prostitutes, for instance) you *can* see other styles. He's keeping it consistent for this project.
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