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As quality cameras became increasingly affordable and 24-hour film processing shops popped up in every town, the age of candid photography<\/a> really took off in the 1960s and \u201870s. <\/p>\n For most people, the thousands of pictures they took of their pals and coworkers in that era gradually ended up stuffed into shoeboxes or dusty photo albums, but for Graham Nash, they became a widely published coffee table book.<\/p>\n Call it celebrity privilege if you will, but no matter how you feel about Nash\u2019s skills behind the lens, there\u2019s no denying that the subject matter of his candid photography was a tad more interesting than your average dark room enthusiast for his circle of friends and co-workers, after all, included many of the all-time legends of rock n\u2019 roll: Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Mama Cass, Bob Dylan, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, so on. Thus, his collection of unposed portraits of these artists, in their primes, as seen with their guards down, makes for quite a unique project.<\/p>\n Nash was promoting his photo book, titled A Life in Focus: The Photography of Graham Nash, throughout 2021, and chatted with Ultimate Classic Rock<\/a> about some of the images therein, which included an interesting insight into the effort required to capture a shot of Neil Young versus the other members of CSNY.<\/p>\n