Sometimes when the scenery is flat, it’s much more interesting to take pictures of people. Even of people taking pictures. Of yourself. (Also, it’s even much easier to post pictures here than to blog.)
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1 | Elber
January 30th, 2007 at 10:37 am
I do that a lot! I love taking pictures of people posing for somebody else, but my favorite is shooting people who are taking pictures of themselves.
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