Packet 8: Bonus 14

The 2013 film Finding Vivian Maier chronicles the posthumous discovery of an absurdly prolific photographer of these places. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name these places, which name a genre of photography that records everyday life in public. In an Iain Macmillan photo used as an album cover, the third of a group of men walking across one of these places wears no shoes.
ANSWER: streets [accept street photography; accept Abbey Road; accept crosswalks; accept equivalents like avenues]
[10e] Maier took most of her photographs while working as a nanny in this city. A scholarship named for Maier is maintained by this midwestern city’s Art Institute, which is home to Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks.
ANSWER: Chicago, Illinois [accept Art Institute of Chicago; prompt on AIC]
[10h] A street photographer with this surname who wore a blue jacket while traveling the streets of New York by bicycle had the first name Bill. A member of Group f/64 (“f-stop sixty-four”) with this surname was known for her close-range photographs of flowers.
ANSWER: Cunningham [accept Imogen Cunningham; accept Bill Cunningham]
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