Fault Lines: Portraits of East Austin
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John Langmore
John Langmore is a photographer and a founding member of the Austin Center for Photography. He took up photography when his corporate job as an attorney brought him to the Far East. In addition to his work in east Austin, Langmore recently completed a five-year project documenting the American cowboy, and his photographs have appeared in two major museum exhibitions, including at the Briscoe Western Art Museum. He has served on the board of Capital Metro and on state, county, and city boards in an effort to influence the way Austin evolves.
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