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Iqaluit photographer explores Nunavut capital one day at a time

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Iqaluit photographer Frank Reardon has moved through 2020, with its pandemic fears and challenges, one day at a time.On Jan. 1, he embarked on a project to take and post a black-and-white photo of Iqaluit every day.“I always wanted to do it and challenge myself. It’s a lot of photographs that tell a story — which what my black-and-white project is … the story of Iqaluit,” Reardon said.

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Iqaluit photographer explores Nunavut capital one day at a time

Iqaluit photographer Frank Reardon has moved through 2020, with its pandemic fears and challenges, one day at a time.On Jan. 1, he embarked on a project to take and post a black-and-white photo of Iqaluit every day.“I always wanted to do it and challenge myself. It’s a lot of photographs that tell a story — which what my black-and-white project is … the story of Iqaluit,” Reardon said.The photos include a gritty matchbox house covered in graffit…

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