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Interview with Jamaican photographer and author, David Muir
Published Oct 1, 2012An interview with Jamaican photographer and author, David Muir. He recently published the book "Pieces of Jamaica" which is a collection of photographs that captures the candid beauty of the Jamaican people and its rich and diverse landscape.
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