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Jon Bjarni Hjartarson: Portrait Series

Everyone has a story.

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This entry was posted in Culture and tagged arts & culture, Denmark on May 25, 2017 by Jon Bjarni Hjartarson.

Culture

Jon Bjarni Hjartarson: Portrait Series

A face in the crowd.

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This entry was posted in Culture and tagged arts & culture, Denmark on April 19, 2017 by Jon Bjarni Hjartarson.

Culture

Jon Bjarni Hjartarson: Portrait Series

Get closer.

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This entry was posted in Culture and tagged arts & culture, Denmark on March 16, 2017 by Jon Bjarni Hjartarson.

Culture

Jon Bjarni Hjartarson on Close-Up Street Portraits

The Danish photographer talks about getting into people’s personal space and the stories behind the snaps.

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This entry was posted in Culture and tagged arts, arts & culture, Copenhagen, Denmark on March 10, 2016 by Jon Bjarni Hjartarson.

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Artist Spotlight: Photographer Jon Bjarni Hjartarson

An introduction to his street photography and how he uses Instagram.

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This entry was posted in Arts and tagged artist spotlight, arts, arts & culture, Copenhagen, Denmark, Photography on January 31, 2016 by Jon Bjarni Hjartarson.
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