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Camera Position 96 : Three Prizewinners

This episode examines the three “prizewinner” photographs for the Gallery Photographica exhibition and competition. Photographs by Micah Garen, Diane Fox & Edie Fogel are highlighted and examined. Gallery Photographica Micah Garen website Diane Fox website Edie Fogel website Jeff’s Italy Photography Workshops – photograph & learn in Tuscany and Venice this summer!

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