GUEST PHOTOGRAPHER JULIAN REID with a photo essay of characters in London's Brick Lane

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Stayfree Carefree: Margaret
GUEST PHOTOGRAPHER JULIAN REID with a photo essay of characters in London's Brick Lane

Julian Reid is a musician, graphic designer and photographer who has lived in London for 10 years. A sample of his downbeat/chill music is available for free download from Deep East Music here (go to downbeat/chill, the album is titled Dynamic Panoramic), and his website jlofi.com offers other examples of his photographic work.

His YouTube channel features short films (here) and a graphics showreel (here).

The video features music under his Slow News Day identity, and the sample track posted Margaret was written in Auckland about Margaret Hofman, one of Auckland's street identies on Karangahape Rd who died in May 2011.

Given Margaret -- who was known only by her first name to most -- was a street person, it seems appropriate to post it with these images, which were all taken on a Canon 7D.

UNITITLED

UNITITLED

THREE WINE MEN

THREE_WINE_MEN

THE BIONIC MAN

THE BIONIC MAN_1

ELLA X3

ELLA_X3

 EASY RIDERS

EASY_RIDERS

ONLY SON

ONLY_SUN

DOUBLE CROSSERS

DOUBLE CROSSERS_1

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