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Shooting back
Varlito practices his new shooting technique on Day 1 of the photography project in Maputo, Mozambique. He and other kids from the Maputo suburbs have gathered at the Maputo Holiday Inn for a day-long clinic on how to use the Canon Rebel digital SLR camera.

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author of this photograph:

Lynn Warshafsky
Venice Arts

people in this photograph:

Varlito
Maputo project participant

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Posted 3:11PM on Monday, August 06, 2007 Pacific Time


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