Episode 821 - Behind the Camera: Jun Fujita's Chicago with author Graham Harrison Lee
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This episode features Graham Harrison Lee discussing the life and work of pioneering photographer Jun Fujita in Chicago.
Send us Fan Mail Jun Fujita was a pioneering Japanese-born photographer who made his way to Chicago to become widely regarded as the first Japanese American photojournalist. Hear more about Fujita's life in Chicago from Graham Harrison Lee, Fujita's great-nephew and author of the book Jun Fujita: Behind the Camera. Preorder a copy of the second printing of the book from the publisher (and save $10): https://hatandbeard.com/products/jun-fujita-behind-the-camera-by-graham-harrison-lee-002 Follo...
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