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Feature Photo
Image of the Week
By Daniel Kramer
Published on July 26, 2007
"No, it's not mine," I replied.
"Then why are you taking my picture? Are you a cop?"
"No, I'm not a cop. I'm a newspaper photographer and it's not every day that you see a guy pulling a stroller behind his bike. It's just interesting, that's all."
"Oh, okay. I've been living on the street for 40 years and when someone starts taking my picture, I get nervous."
"I can understand that. Do you mind if I follow you for a little bit and take a few more?"
"No, I don't mind."
Two blocks later, while I was stopped at a red light, he darted into a parking lot across from the Mexican Consulate and hid the stroller in some underbrush.
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