The 63rd death. [Text by Stuart Freedman; photo © E.Corbin] The English photographer Stuart Freedman died today in Delhi, appropriately in beautiful light at dusk in his favourite seat, on the balcony of his beloved Indian Coffee House, so reminiscent of the cafes of his London (misspent) youth. Apparently at the last, in his mind, he flew over the buildings with the Kites - soaring through the languid, polluted air above a city that was both Delhi and London and all the hundreds and hundreds of cities that he’d visited in a career that spanned more than half a century. Mr Freedman grew up in a grim, grey tower block in Hackney, East London, in the 1970s and spent the rest of