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I was wandering along the street near Trafalgar Square in London where I found Indian migrants celebrating their events happily in front of the National Gallery while Turkish migrant had a "peace" demonstration alongside the other street to protest the Turkish government's prosecution in a peace rally in Ankara on October of 10th. Most of them who joined this rally were known as Kurdish. There were tears and full of angers, Looking them through my camera and lens, I found that they didn't avoid getting captured as they initially were intended to attracting more and more people to know their rages and their fears. The slogan they shouted were loud and powerful though I didn't really understand all as some were spoken by their own language. I had a goosebumps when I walked along the rally. Later on, finding myself carrying the camera along them, I thought I was like a "hunter". 

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