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    vermicious knid kafin8ed's Avatar
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    What are you looking at?

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    Re: What are you looking at?

    Thanks for the article.

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    Re: What are you looking at?

    Looking through his gallery, it struck me that the looks he got from both the children and adults were very similar.
    Keep Shooting!

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    Re: What are you looking at?

    Did you catch that last line in the article..
    "Kevin Connolly graduates from college in May and says his next photographic journey could include exploring some of the world's conflict zones."
    I know that for a fully abled person that is quite a challenge, but for someone like him I can only imagine what challenges he could face.
    Kudos to Kevin for having such an incredible spirit.
    Thanks for sharring this Alan.
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