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Iris Schneider considers herself an accomplished observer of life in Los Angeles. As a staff photographer at the L.A. Times for 27 years and a freelance photographer in New York, she honed her skills watching the world go by and commenting on the complexity, irony and humor of life with her camera. She is now freelancing as a photographer and writer again. Website. Email
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