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Lisa Bellear's public interface was warm and seemingly unjudgmental, but her photographs of signs and graffiti, for instance, show a sly, dry sense of humour. She heroised certain people, but was quick to record their public difficulties or falls from grace as many shots of Lowitja O'Dohohue and Geoff Clarke on newspaper front pages and TV screens reveal.' (Introduction)
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