‘Tea and Wallaby’: What Photojournalists Eat Around the World

Travel Blog • Michael Yessis • 11.21.08 | 11:08 AM ET

It’s long, but it’s good: Twelve photojournalists display and talk about memorable meals they’ve eaten on the job in an audio slideshow at the New Yorker.

Tags: Food, Global Village, Travel Photography, News and Briefs

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