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Yukio Hatoyama included in Platon’s Portraits Of Power

December 3rd, 2009 by James

The New Yorker has a interactive portfolio of portraits of world leaders, including Yukio Hatoyama, who apparently dresses like Fred Astaire:

hatoyama photo

Check out the portraits and audio commentary here. You can also listen to an interview with the photographer on NPR dot org.

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Comment by BH
2009-12-03 22:50:49

I saw this in the magazine and was going to send you the link.

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Comment by stupido
2009-12-04 07:43:03

Platon is so smart, he manage to make the most horrible photos of those powerful man only happy to have more photos of them. But he makes them horrible, taken a 6cm from their face.

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