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Wired Magazine has published a feature on Richard Renaldi's Touching Strangers series:

"The subjects’ spontaneous poses and reactions range from intimate to awkward, tender to taciturn, and they often betray the complexity and range of emotions human touch often elicits. A big part of the process was directing his subjects to interact in a way that looked interesting but also challenged them. Some were reluctant, even opposed, to participate. Some people didn’t have time; others backed out at the last moment, overwhelmed with discomfort or impatience."