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Street Photography

The art of the geniuses is packed like overstuffed crayons in the alleyways of my city. That one is picking his nose. There is the bench-sleeper. Here comes the nomad with the stroller. I watch them carefully like a soldier on an ambush, bayonet at the ready, a little drunk on self-worth. They approach and I pause. I put the camera to my face and press the shutter. Turning to me their eyes beam sorrow. The nose picker slept alone last night, the nomad is still lost. In black and white they will forever navigate the crawl spaces of my mainframe.
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joshua-martin
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Jun 5, 2013
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