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Elsa Gidlow at a Country Women festival, Mendocino Woodlands, 1974. Photographed by Lynda Koolish. She told Josephine Withers: "It violates every photographic rule there is. One, I used Tri-X film [a fast, grainy film] in bright daylight. Two, I photographed a very old person using very harsh light. Everything you're not supposed to do. And there it was, she was so lovely." (Withers 1981, p. 308)

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Tee A. Corinne. Women Artists of the American West. Lesbian Photography on the U.S. West Coast, 1972-1997. "Documenting the Back-To-The-Land Movement". Purdue University. See also the print version: ISBN 0-7864-1054-X.

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The photographer and photo were the subject of critical commentary. See: Withers, Josephine (1981). "Lynda Koolish". Feminist Studies. 7 (2), p. 308.

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