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I met today's guest several years ago when I spoke at an event in San Francisco.

Since then, I've been following his work, and I have been impressed

by his ability to be both prolific and consistent. To say that Joe Aguirre is just a street

photographer wouldn't be accurate, because his work is diverse, exploring both the anonymity

of the street and the personal. I asked him why he believes he is so driven to make photographs.

I don't want to sound at risk of sounding too artsy or pretentious, I guess,

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