NYC 1999

Argentine-born photographer Paola Kudacki shares some of the first images she took when she arrived in New York in 1999.

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Paola Kudacki shares a series of places special to her in her home country of Argentina.

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Argentine-born photographer Paola Kudacki shares some of the first images she took when she arrived in New York in 1999.

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