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Steve Winter and the positive power of photography

By Amy Gulick, Photography By Steve Winter

Published March 1, 2016
Updated June 14, 2018

As a child growing up in the ’60s, Steve Winter traveled the world through the pictures in National Geographic, but it wasn’t the photos of lions and tigers that intrigued him.

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