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Streets Of The World : Jeroen Swolfs
2 May-24 May 2019
Canary Wharf
London E14 5AB
Overview
In 2009, photojournalist Jeroen Swolfs set out to visit and photograph street life in every country in the world, resulting in Streets of the World. With his 195 street photos taken in as many countries, Swolfs wants to show a positive image of our world, completely different from the harsh images the media show us, but just as real. The result is a photography project that does not only impress by its scale, but by the photographer’s unique outlook and eye for people.
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