Interview with world-class photographers, Arnold "Arnie" Zann and Margo Taussig Pinkerton

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Arnold "Arnie" Zann and Margo Taussig Pinkerton have had their professional photography exhibited in major galleries, museums and publications. They discuss the collaborative book, New Orleans, and their love for this unique city and visually interpreting its culture. In addition, Arnie and Margo talk about traveling in Cuba and sharing their passion for photography through the Barefoot Contessa Photo Adventures' workshops. Check out Arnie and Margo's Official Website: https://www.bc-fineartphotography.com/home/ Purchase New Orleans through the link below: https://www.bc-fineartphotography.com/book/ Explore the Barefoot Contessa Photo Adventures: https://www.bcphotoadventures.com/home/ Keep informed on Arnie and Margo's upcoming workshops: https://www.bcphotoadventures.com/calendar/

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