Francis Schanberger: Photographing and Photographed
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Francis Schanberger: Photographing and Photographed
  • Home
  • Photographic Works
    • Plates
    • Single Use
    • Somnambulists
    • Barbie Sleepwear
    • Burr Oak Acorns
    • Tosa Washi Meets Platinum / Palladium
    • from walking
    • Forces of Nature
    • Doctor Frangst
      • Installation Views for Dr. Frangst
      • The Close-Up World of Dr. Frangst
      • The Return of Dr. Frangst
    • Mis-Taken
      • "Mis-Taken" Installation Views
      • Personas
    • Sibling Rivalries
      • Photographing
      • Photographed
    • Torrey Pines State Beach
  • News
  • Contact
  • Links
  • Blog
  • On Facebook
  • Resume
© FRANCIS SCHANBERGER
Website by OtherPeoplesPixels
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© FRANCIS SCHANBERGER
Website by OtherPeoplesPixels