gave readers the permission to let their imagination run wild.
he
preferred to photograph without their mothers present so they would appear more
natural. He also disliked the Victorian practice of dressing children up like
small adults, arguing that the natural form of a child was beautiful and did
not need to be covered up. He frequently photographed his girls nude, though he
made a point of never taking frontal portraits.
He wanted children to
find in his stories an outlet for the strict moralizing of the Victorian era.
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