Celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz has serious financial problems. She has a $24 million dollar loan coming due. How does someone that makes millions of dollars get to be $24 million in debt?
To pay off that loan she is selling her lifetime photographic work. Some have placed the value of her work as high as 50 million dollars. Is this realistic? Here is an article from Photo District News Online (PDN) that questions this high valuation.
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