With his dramatic aerial images, photographer Johnny Miller brings into sharp focus the invisible lines which divide some urban communities – lines that are sometimes harder to recognise at ground level.
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Wed 19.8.
SOCIAL INEQUALITY, AS SEEN FROM THE SKY
Posted by Walter Phillips on 19.08.2020 - Tagged as: ArchDaily
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