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first membership payment. Several of my recent personal projects have involved families, both my own and others.

It's an opportunity that is both inspiring and challenging because you're photographing

people during some of their most intimate and vulnerable moments.

There's no hiding the presence of the camera, but it becomes an almost natural part of the moment,

largely due to the trust developed between the subjects and the photographer.

Bote Hansigy's new book, Nowhere to Go But Everywhere, Really Demonstrates What's Possible in this genre,

as he spent 10 months with the Reese family.

Immigrants from Brazil, the family which is made up of two parents and three kids, traveled around the country

in a converted school bus. The book in its images challenges challenges your idea of family,

lifestyle, and what makes life really matter. This is Eibati and X, and welcome back to the

Candid Frame. Well, welcome back to the show. It's so good to see you and talk with you again.

Same here. Always important. I've been a fan of your work ever since I first had a chance to discover it.

And I was very excited when I found out about this new book that you were doing on this family.

Thank you.

There's so many things I could talk to you about it.

But just to give people a sense of what this project was about, tell us who this family is and why you chose to spend 10 months with them making photo nerves.

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