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For our <a href="http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/traveler-magazine/places-of-a-lifetime-photos/">“50 Places of a Lifetime”</a> special issue, the dilemma was how to show overexposed icons like India’s Taj Mahal in a fresh way. McCurry’s solution: Don’t show it at all. “It’s just a reflection in the river,” says director of photography Dan Westergren, “and it’s also upside-down.<b>”</b></p>
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Reflected Glory, 1999
For our “50 Places of a Lifetime” special issue, the dilemma was how to show overexposed icons like India’s Taj Mahal in a fresh way. McCurry’s solution: Don’t show it at all. “It’s just a reflection in the river,” says director of photography Dan Westergren, “and it’s also upside-down.”
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