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A lone cyclist beneath a concrete cathedral, a figure dwarfed by sweeping white curves and pigeons scattering across a vast tiled wall: Mark Fearnley's street photography captures the loneliness of the modern city
It’s ironic when you think about it. Cities have never been more crowded with people. Yet for those who live in them, it's common to feel lonely and isolated.
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