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Helsingborg Photographer Supported by Legendary Jane Goodall

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The well-known nature photographer Björn Persson from Helsingborg is currently working on a new photo book. It is being published by a publisher in New York and has forewords written by two real-life celebrities, Jane Goodall and Ellen DeGeneres.

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Helsingborg Photographer Supported by Legendary Jane Goodall

1 day ago·Falkenberg, Sweden

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HD broke the news in Falkenberg, Sweden 1 day ago on Thursday, September 10, 2026.

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