Beirut Street Photographers in Jbeil

  Posted on December 1, 2012 By Lindsay

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It had been a while since I went on a weekend trip with the Beirut Street Photographers so I was happy to spend this bright and sunny November day with this cool group of people. We spent the first part of the day shooting on the streets of Jbeil (also known as Byblos) and then, after a long and leisurely lunch overlooking the sea, we made a quick stop in Jounieh to get some last shots in before the sun went down.

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