Digital Camera World

Behind the lens

Where did your love for photographing people in public and on the streets first begin?

I started photographing eight years ago, when my daughter took me to my first photography class as a present for my 60th birthday. It was the summer of 2013, and the course was given by Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb in Barcelona. “Oh God,” I replied to my daughter Gwen when she asked me to go, but I went for the fun

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