Where did Arbus commonly photograph her subjects?
In studios
In exotic locations
In familiar settings
In schools
Answer
Diane Arbus often photographed her subjects in familiar settings. She felt that by doing this, she could capture their true essence and personality. She would often photograph her subjects in their homes or other places where they felt comfortable and at ease. This allowed her to create more intimate and revealing photographs.
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