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At Home with Photofocus: John Kelly

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For the month of May we asked you to share your stay safe at home images with us.
It can be taken in your own backyard, out your window or something you create using what you have in your house.
Photographer: John KellyPhoto: “Stuffed – Paddington and his mates”Who doesn’t love Paddington?
Originally shared with the Photofocus Readers Flickr Group.
You can also submit yours via the Photofocus website or via Instagram with the hashtag #athomephotofocus.

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