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This is Ebody and X and this is The Candid Frame.

Recently, I had the opportunity to attend and participate in the Miami Street Photography Festival.

It's an event that I've been wanting to attend for a couple of years now, and I'm so glad we could finally make it happen.

If you've never attended, make sure to put it on your calendar

for next year. It's a great event that shouldn't be missed. Not only did I get to see some

exceptional work on exhibit and meet some very talented photographers, I was also able to conduct

two panels that I recorded to share with you here on the Candid Frame.

The first panel revolved on the topic of street photography in New York City, a city that has

been the focus of photographers from the beginning of the medium. Sharing the stage with me were

Lorne Wells, Richard Sandler, Joseph Michael Lopez, and Larry Fink.

Thank you. Richard Sandler, Joseph Michael Lopez, and Larry Fink. Welcome. Welcome to Miami. I'm welcome myself. I'm welcome myself to Miami. I haven't been here in years.

But I'm so glad to come out here at the invitation of Juan

and everybody on staff here. It's a wonderful event, and I'm really glad to be part of it.

And I'm particularly excited to come to Miami to talk about New York, which should be really

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