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Giraffe at Taronga Zoo with Opera House and Sydney skyline.
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TOKYO, JAPAN - 2005
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Shinjuku JR train station during peak hours in Tokyo, Japan. Shinjuku is the busiest railway station in the world with several million commuters passing through daily.
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ITALY - 2005
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Ice cream shop, Genoa, Italy
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Slavneft Oil Company, Russia - Jun 2004
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An oil worker passing oil reservoirs at the Slavneft Company Bagras Oil-Field, Megion, Russia
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Slavneft Oil Company, Russia - Jun 2004
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Oilworkers passing oil reservoirs at the Slavneft Company Bagras Oil-Field, Megion, Russia
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HIPPOS GROOMING CROCODILES AT 'HIPPO HAVEN', SAVE VALLEY CONSERVANCY, ZIMBABWE
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Sabi, a young female hippo calf, passing a huge crocodile without any fear at 'Hippo Haven', Save Valley Conservancy, Zimbabwe. Crocodiles can eat a hippo of Sabi's size and adult hippos can kill a crocodile if they so desire
HIPPOS GROOMING CROCODILES AT 'HIPPO HAVEN', SAVE VALLEY CONSERVANCY, ZIMBABWE
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Japan Honshu Mount Fuji
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Mount Fuji with Shinkansen bullet train passing through rice fields. Japan Japanese Honshu Asia Asian Nihon Nippon Mount Fuji Fujiyama Fuji-san Shinkansen Bullet Trian Transport Rail Railway High Speed Rice Field Volcano Volcanic Cone Mountain Snow Capped Destination Destinations Farming Agraian Agricultural Growing Husbandry Land Producing Raising Scenic
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Amsterdam HOLLAND
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Tram passing by De Bijenkorf department store in Dam 1. HOLLAND
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PEOPLE - Grossherzog Jean von Luxemburg mit 98 Jahren gestorben
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GRAND DUKE JEAN OF LUXEMBOURG AT PASSING OUT PARADE OF SANDHURST ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, BRITAIN - 1993
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Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
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People that photographer Chris Porsz wants to track down - this picture was taken in the mid-1980s at the Peterborough Guild Hall
Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
A photographer has spent months tracking down people he snapped on the streets of his hometown 30 YEARS ago and painstakingly recreated the pictures. Paramedic Chris Porsz used to spend hours in the 1980s walking around the city of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and taking candid shots without his subjects knowing. Three decades later Chris, 56, who is known as the 'paramedic paparazzo' decided to reconstruct his favourite photos to find out what these people were doing now. Now amazingly he has managed to remake three of his incredible snapshots of time after his subjects recognised themselves when he published the pictures in his local paper. "I had absolutely no idea the photo had been taken, I was shocked when I saw my picture," said Tony Wilmot, 51, who was snapped saying goodbye to his wife at the railway station. "At the time we thought the platform was empty so we couldn't believe it when my parents showed us the photo from the local paper."
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Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
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People that photographer Chris Porsz wants to track down - this picture was taken in 1985 in the Queensgate Centre, Peterborough
Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
A photographer has spent months tracking down people he snapped on the streets of his hometown 30 YEARS ago and painstakingly recreated the pictures. Paramedic Chris Porsz used to spend hours in the 1980s walking around the city of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and taking candid shots without his subjects knowing. Three decades later Chris, 56, who is known as the 'paramedic paparazzo' decided to reconstruct his favourite photos to find out what these people were doing now. Now amazingly he has managed to remake three of his incredible snapshots of time after his subjects recognised themselves when he published the pictures in his local paper. "I had absolutely no idea the photo had been taken, I was shocked when I saw my picture," said Tony Wilmot, 51, who was snapped saying goodbye to his wife at the railway station. "At the time we thought the platform was empty so we couldn't believe it when my parents showed us the photo from the local paper."
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Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
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People that photographer Chris Porsz wants to track down - this picture was taken in 1985 in the Cathedral Square, Peterborough
Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
A photographer has spent months tracking down people he snapped on the streets of his hometown 30 YEARS ago and painstakingly recreated the pictures. Paramedic Chris Porsz used to spend hours in the 1980s walking around the city of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and taking candid shots without his subjects knowing. Three decades later Chris, 56, who is known as the 'paramedic paparazzo' decided to reconstruct his favourite photos to find out what these people were doing now. Now amazingly he has managed to remake three of his incredible snapshots of time after his subjects recognised themselves when he published the pictures in his local paper. "I had absolutely no idea the photo had been taken, I was shocked when I saw my picture," said Tony Wilmot, 51, who was snapped saying goodbye to his wife at the railway station. "At the time we thought the platform was empty so we couldn't believe it when my parents showed us the photo from the local paper."
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Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features (1186861k)
People that photographer Chris Porsz wants to track down - this picture was taken in 1985 in the Queensgate Centre, Peterborough
Man recreates photographs after 30 years, Peterborough, Britain - May 2010
A photographer has spent months tracking down people he snapped on the streets of his hometown 30 YEARS ago and painstakingly recreated the pictures. Paramedic Chris Porsz used to spend hours in the 1980s walking around the city of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and taking candid shots without his subjects knowing. Three decades later Chris, 56, who is known as the 'paramedic paparazzo' decided to reconstruct his favourite photos to find out what these people were doing now. Now amazingly he has managed to remake three of his incredible snapshots of time after his subjects recognised themselves when he published the pictures in his local paper. "I had absolutely no idea the photo had been taken, I was shocked when I saw my picture," said Tony Wilmot, 51, who was snapped saying goodbye to his wife at the railway station. "At the time we thought the platform was empty so we couldn't believe it when my parents showed us the photo from the local paper."
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JIMI HENDRIX, MONTAGU PLACE, LONDON, BRITAIN - 1967
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JIMI HENDRIX, MONTAGU PLACE, LONDON, BRITAIN - 1967
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Various - 1960s
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A native holds up his spear for passing tourists in South Africa
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Natives stand along the roadside watching passing tourists in South Africa
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Covent Garden : Amazing scenes around an area of London, busy 24 hours a day. From the delivery of fruit and vegetables to the market, to the cleaning of the Royal Opera House foyer and the hidden spaces in the early hours of the morning.
Seen here two young men helping to upload a lorry full of crates of grapes from South Africa.
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Covent Garden : Amazing scenes around an area of London, busy 24 hours a day. From the delivery of fruit and vegetables to the market, to the cleaning of the Royal Opera House foyer and the hidden spaces in the early hours of the morning.
Seen here two young men helping to upload a lorry full of crates of grapes from South Africa.
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