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Street Shots
Scores of street photographers document city life on any given day, one shot at a time. Meet six who are practicing and redefining a uniquely New York art form dating back to the days of Weegee the Famous — and post your own street photography in the Streets Shots Challenge.
Joe Wigfall
Joe Wigfall can see with his hands. Never lifting his camera to his eye, he shoots hundreds of photos during his lunch hour or walking to the train after work. A true artist, Joe brings a bit of himself into each of his photographs. He's the winner of WNYC's Street Shots Challenge. | Share the Youtube version of this video.
Street Shots: We Have A Winner!
Join WNYC in celebration of New York's long history of street photography
The winner of WNYC's Street Shots Challenge is 50-year-old self-taught photographer Joe Wigfall. Contest judge Luc Sante calls Wigfall's sensibilities Rembrandtesque.
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