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Lost Horizons: The Photography of George Webber

201718mLaura O'Grady

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Internationally renowned Canadian photographer George Webber delves into the little-known lives and stories of vanishing Western prairie towns. Returning to the same areas over several decades, Webber has created a remarkable black and white archive of Canada's changing landscapes.

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PhotographerPhotographyAlberta CanadaShort FilmAlbertaDocumentary Short

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What is Lost Horizons: The Photography of George Webber (2017) about?

Internationally renowned Canadian photographer George Webber delves into the little-known lives and stories of vanishing Western prairie towns. Returning to the same areas over several decades, Webber has created a remarkable black and white archive of Canada's changing landscapes.

Who stars in Lost Horizons: The Photography of George Webber?

Lost Horizons: The Photography of George Webber stars George Webber (Self). The film was directed by Laura O'Grady.

How long is Lost Horizons: The Photography of George Webber?

Lost Horizons: The Photography of George Webber has a runtime of 18 min and premiered in 2017.

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