• John Tagg
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• Joyce Tenneson
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• Peter Turnley
• Mark Twain
• Edwin Parker “Cy” Twombly
• Tristan Tzara

David Turnley
[Photographer, b. 1955, Fort Wayne, Indiana, lives in New York.]

 I do not see myself as a casual observer. I find myself as compelled by instances of joy—and by wanting to capture moments of joy, and beauty, and jubilation—as I am by more tragic moments. The human experience is one I look at very seriously, and I find myself driven to document it with genuine integrity.