Why do you think Sally Mann photo's were/are so controversial? 2 or 3 sentences.

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She makes up want to cringe/make us feel unconfortable because she taked her n*ked body a little bit to far. She also did some things that we aren't sopposed to do. She smoked candy ciggerates that many others don't do, etc.

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