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This blog is an eclectic multimedia potpourri of photography and social documentary topics that I found of interest. Very little of the material is original...I trust that I've bestowed proper credit where indicated. I hope you will find an item or two of value.
This blog is an eclectic multimedia potpourri of photography and social documentary topics that I found of interest. Very little of the material is original...I trust that I've bestowed proper credit where indicated. I hope you will find an item or two of value.
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