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Jess “Diesel” Corrales with Chili: “Dogs have unconditional love. Whether you’re in a good mood or a bad mood they make you happy all the time.” Photo: Nancy Rubin

Last month, Berkeleyside introduced an exciting new project by our longstanding contributing photographer Nancy Rubin. With Humans of Berkeley and the Bay Area (HUBBA for short), Rubin is chronicling in wonderful images the people of Berkeley and beyond. Today we are delighted to publish another set of Rubin’s photographs.

Read our interview with Rubin in which she talks about what inspired her to start the project and how it also has a philanthropic element. And be sure to click though to the HUBBA project on Facebook (and “like” it) to read extended captions for the photographs shown here and many more. HUBBA is also now on Tumblr.

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Ann Murphy: “I don’t look like your typical Berkeley person.” Photo: Nancy Rubin
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Sergio Hernandez. Photo: Nancy Rubin
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Twinette McNear: “I believe I’ve gotten wiser suffering through my son passing.” Photo: Nancy Rubin
Twinette McNear: “I believe I’ve gotten wiser suffering through my son passing.” Photo: Nancy Rubin
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Ava, 6 1/2 years old. “I want to be a 5th grade teacher.” Photo: Nancy Rubin
Ava, 6 1/2 years old. “I want to be a 5th grade teacher.” Photo: Nancy Rubin
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Jean Lee, Fourth Street Flowers: “Follow your passion. Don’t be afraid to move forward. Strive for your best.” Photo: Nancy Rubin

View, and “like” the HUBBA project on Facebook and follow it on Tumblr.

Related:
Photos: Humans of Berkeley and the Bay Area (10.11.13)

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Tracey Taylor is co-founder of Berkeleyside and co-founder and editorial director of Cityside, the nonprofit parent to Berkeleyside and The Oaklandside. Before launching Berkeleyside, Tracey wrote for...