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      <description>Names that carry an image are worth more than names that carry a description, and this one evokes an entire genre in three syllables.
The passerby is street photography&amp;rsquo;s central figure: the stranger caught mid-step who gives the picture its life and its ethical complications simultaneously. It&amp;rsquo;s also the polite legal term used in discussions of consent and public photography, which means an organisation working on those questions inherits vocabulary the field already uses.</description>
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