What are the aspects of Diane Arbus's love and struggle?

For Albus, photography is an intention, not a record, a reflection, not a visual expression, which gives the photo a soul.

In Albus' view, "people often pretend to be normal to let others know, while others often see your abnormal side."

-Albus's photography skills are extremely simple. She has been using the square composition of six by six cameras. Most people take close-ups of their heads, and all the people who are photographed pose for photos.

-Albus photography is almost a philosophical thinking, not a visual expression. The reason why she will stay in history forever is precisely because: through the objects she shoots, people can think about fate and tragedy, themselves and others, and the boundaries between normal and abnormal.