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(An image that #ChangedEverything from photographer #Abbas. We are NOW accepting orders! SIGNED $100 #MAGNUMSquare Prints avail through Friday. Shipping everywhere. Link is in our bio)-->“This photo, one of my earliest, was taken in September 1970, in Cairo, where I covered Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s funeral. I did not know it when I pressed the shutter, but it was a defining, if not THE defining moment of my photography. A few months later, at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, I was dazzled by Rembrandt’s The Syndics of the Drapers’ Guild. His brush surprised the characters the way the lens of a camera could, and they kept on with their deliberation after they were painted. The great master did not freeze the moment … he suspended it. Suddenly, I could formalise what was latent in my style and it became my motto: ‘The Suspended Moment.’ For forty-five years now — and, I hope for many years to come — this woman in the foreground is lost in thought, mourning with her family their departed Raïs, whose coffin just passed below their window.” — Abbas

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