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candid. This is the Body and X and this is The Candid Frame. We are at the end of another year and another season of the Candid Frame.

I want to thank all of you who have listened and supported over these many years. It's been a great run.

And we're looking forward to bringing you more great conversations in 2018.

At the end of the year, we're sharing the second panel discussion that I conducted at this year's Miami Street Photography Festival.

I sat down with Chris Suspect, Nikki Glowdy, and Forrest Walker, and we talked about what drives us to make the images that we do.

As we enter a new year, I hope that this conversation helps inspire you to give your

all to yourself and your photography.

Welcome everybody.

We're very excited to be here, Miami Street Photography Festival, especially

having the opportunity to talk shop with so many talented photographers, and especially when

it comes to street photography. And one of the things that I wanted to start to talk about

is the reason why you're drawn to this

particular type of photography. For me, personally, with all the variety of different

photography genres that I could become involved in, there's something that's really sort of

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