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Larry Clark: Youth, Intimacy and Raw Reality Published by Jerome D. This article contains affiliate links. If you buy through links on this page, I may earn a small commission — at no extra cost to you. I only reference gear that photographers have actually used. Introduction Larry Clark (b. 1943, Tulsa, Oklahoma) is one of the most controversial and influential photographers of the late twentieth century. His work is inseparable from his life: an unfiltered, deeply personal documentation of youth culture, addiction and sexuality in America. Clark began photographing as a teenager, influenced by his mother, who ran a portrait studio. But instead of following a traditional path, he turned his camera toward his own environment — documenting his friends, his drug use and the world he inhabited. This resulted in Tulsa (1971), one of the most important photobooks of its time. Shot over several years, the book presents a stark and intimate portrayal of young people immersed in drugs, violen...