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    • Hanna Ukura

    January 13th, 2016
    Written by Stanley Bloom
    dreamy light mystery stockholm sweden

    Swedish photographer based in Stockholm, Hanna Ukura always carries her camera with her, she pays a special attention to the light, that gives her visual language a dreamlike touch. You can find her work on her website and flickr.

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