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20 Years of Street Photography Shows Just How Boring We All Are
Dutch photographer Hans Eijkelboom captures the universal anti-style of pedestrians around the world.
Somewhere between August Sander's portraits of early 20th-century Germans and the very recent embrace of "normcore" lay Hans Eijkelboom's photographs of pedestrians around the world.
In his latest project, People of the Twenty-First Century (Phaidon, $35), the Dutch photographer shares the results of 20 years of lurking and shooting along the world's busiest streets. The images reflect just how completely average we all are.