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A Zen inspired photoblog of chance encounters and random thoughts: the objectivity of a photograph being only an illusion.

May 13, 2009

On Street Photography

An interesting, if a bit patronising feature on street photography. Apparently its a new thing!

Picturing Britain: BBC Radio 4: Nick Turpin from Nick Turpin.

On Street Photography

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