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This entry is part 8 of 28 in the series Australian Motorcyclist Issue #32

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM A BIKE I JUST HAPPENED TO BE THERE AT THE TIME
WORDS/PHOTOS BOB WOZGA

Hoskinstown

Bob has been sending us some interesting variations on “normal” photography, so we asked him how he does it. Turns out it’s quite simple.

The camera is an extraordinary time machine that allows people to see again what you saw at a precise moment of time. Photographing what seem to be mundane subjects now can prove to be interesting later down the track. An old shop on the street corner may be bulldozed in a year’s time and an office block put in its place.

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