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The one lens trick that made Scott Schuman, aka The Sartorialist, a street photography legend

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The Sartorialist MILANO by Scott Schuman. . Milan is a city unlike any other, and flipping through Scott Schuman’s The Sartorialist. Milano, I feel as though I’m walking its streets alongside him. His new photography book, published by Taschen, is a love letter to the city; its architecture, its rhythm, its elegance, and to the people who inhabit it with effortless style. As The Satorialist, Schuman was one of the first to popularize what is now familiar as street-style fashion photography.
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VTech KidiZoom Duo FX review: a feature-packed kids’ camera with plenty to keep young users engaged

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VTech KidiZoom Duo FX. The VTech KidiZoom Duo FX is the latest iteration in VTech’s long-running KidiZoom camera line, and it is the direct successor to the KidiZoom Duo 5.0, a model that has previously ranked highly in our guide to the best kids’ cameras. This new FX version builds on that foundation by adding more features, updated games, expanded creative tools, and additional camera modes. It’s important to establish context early.
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Vivian Maier: Street Photographer review: an insight into one of photography's greatest stories

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Vivian Maier: Street Photographer. Vivian Maier: Street Photographer, edited by John Maloof with a foreword by Geoff Dyer, stands as one of the most essential monographs of the past two decades; not only because of the photographs themselves, but because of the extraordinary story behind them. Vivian Maier spent most of her life working as a nanny, photographing the streets of Chicago and New York with no intention of showing her work, publishing a book, or pursuing a photography career.
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