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Jeremiah Maller

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    July 20, 2009

    Mission Photographer Wants You to *Not* Smile For the Camera

    Jeremiah MallerFair enough, pal -- don't say cheese...Jeremiah Maller is getting serious. And he'd like you to do so as well. Every weekend the aspiring photographer stands at 17th and Hoff Streets and hits up passers-by with the pitch "Can you make a serious face for me?" Since San Franciscans are ... More >>

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    February 4, 2010

    'Don't Smile For the Camera' Photographer's Big Show

    All photos | Jeremiah MallerSometimes you don't even think of asking people to smile​When we last caught up with Mission photographer Jeremiah Maller, he was waylaying pedestrians, standing them in front of an improvised backdrop, and commanding them to not smile for the camera. The Oakland so ... More >>

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