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coffeetography, Issac Harris, Breaking Fad

Posted on October 23, 2013 by cde
Issac Harris, Breaking Fad

Issac Harris, Breaking Fad

The streets’ zoologist.

There is a word that is artistically appropriate for the effect of what his eyes cause him to translate to a viewer: haunting – continually occurring to the mind.”

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