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I Photographed The Place Where All The Magic Starts – Childhood
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I Traveled To Jakarta Where I Photographed The Heartbreaking Reality Of Its Slums
What is it like to live along the railway tracks when every ten minutes a train passes by just a couple of meters from your home. It is a very usual scene for people who are living beside the active railway tracks in slum areas of Indonesia’s rapid growing and overpopulated capital Jakarta. boredpanda.com »
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