Created by Jacqui Palumbo, CNN In black-and-white photographs, the interactions of various teenage girls unfold by just after-college hangouts, late-night parties and prom photos in mid-1980s New York. They are Blake and Leslie, two Jens, Zoe and Molly, implementing makeup in mirrors, deep in conversation on the subway and shielding their cigarettes from the wind. Speedy ahead and they have companions and little ones, the females weaving in and out of each individual other’s lives like a tangled braid. Three many years soon after she began photographing the buddies, the photographer Karen Marshall has posted the longtime system of work in a new ebook, “Concerning Girls.” But one particular facial…