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Sword swallowing in BeijingPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 3, 2008 11:58 AM
![]() The images reproduced here are from the photoblog of Janek Zdzarski, a Polish photo journalist based in Beijing. They show a couple of kids who do acrobatics, sword swallowing and other tricks to make money from passers by. The photoblog is a little reminiscent of Ziboy, one of the earliest Beijing photoblogs, but now about the U.S. where Ziboy is currently studying. Zdzarski also a portfolio website here. ![]() ![]()
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