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			<title>Christopher Makos, Andy with SX-70 and Konica (undated)</title>
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			<description>American photographer and visual artist. Makos is known for his photographs of queer icons and pop stars, and of the male body.</description>
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<![CDATA[<header><h1>Christopher Makos, Andy with SX-70 and Konica (undated)</h1></header><figure><img src="https://static.tildacdn.com/tild3164-3336-4461-b030-663563653031/Photographer-Polaroi.jpg"/></figure><div class="t-redactor__text"><em><sup>(Christopher Makos)</sup></em></div><div class="t-redactor__text"><br />American photographer Christopher Makos is credited with teaching Andy Warhol how to use a camera. Makosh used his SX-70 to take this meta shot of pop artist Andy Warhol holding a Konica in one hand and a Polaroid SX-70 in the other. "At that time, Polaroid was so cool," Makos told Polaroid in 2010. "We all just took pictures of each other and passed them around, just like people send images on Facebook, write on their wall, point at them with their finger -I think you get the picture!"</div>]]>
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