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My good friend Dwiko has just posted some of his best work so far. I have always been a fan of people and the stories their faces tell but lately it is our surroundings that has taken my eye. In the quest of originality it can be difficult to find something that is personal, individual and unique. I truly believe Dwiko has found it with his amazing pictures of Highgate Cemetery. Check out more of his work by clicking http://dwikoarie.blogspot.com/2009/05/gone-but-not-forgotten.html
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