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“Schoolgirls ran there after school. Men wrapped arms around each other. A shopkeeper brought food. A boy wanted to be photographed with his bicycle. One day, [the photo booth] was so mobbed we had to shut it down. It was lovely.” An article about NOORs photo booth and outdoor installation project in Zaatari refugee camp has been published online in the The New Yorker. See a slideshow of photos from the project: newyorker/online/blogs/photobooth/2014/05/photo-booth-in-zaatari.html#slide_ss_0=1

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