INSTAGRAMMING FROM NORTH KOREA DAVID GUTTENFELDER CHECKS IN FROM THE STREETS OF PYONGYANG

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When Associated press photographer David Guttenfelder first went to North Korea in 2000, he was plunged into the dark-he had to leave his phone at customs, and his hotel windows were covered with black plastic. But over time, the most restrictive country in the world has loosened up, at least for some. In January it allowed foreigners to carry phones; in February it activated a 3G network for visitors. As the AP's chief photographer for Asia, Guttenfelder now sends out images from the Pyongyang bureau and posts daily to Instagram.