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Photographing Hope on India’s Lifeline Express
Tweet Are photojournalists unduly focused on the dark side of life — dead bodies, conflict, misery and the like? Many people seem to believe this. They think we would climb over loving couples, cooing babies and content grandparents just to shoot the only negative scene at an event. Tweet
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