Coming back to the "no-cropping" issue. Surely there was a practical aspect to that. HCB did not usually print his own pictures, and as a photo-journalist might at times have had no input into the printing at all. That being the case, a permanent injunction against cropping would have ensured that the finished print at least had some resemblance to the scene he photographed.

Had he done his own printing, I wonder whether the no-cropping rule would have held.

John


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