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Lesson 4: Make It Your Own
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Really appreciate the links under additional resources. Just a note that “Looking at the World Multiple Ways” seems to be a broken link. https://www.nationalgeographic.org/education/national-geography-standards/geographic-perspectives/ ends up at an error page.
I can feel the emotions in your shots. I hope I will learn to do it.
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Looking forward to this tutorial
We got rid of our facebook accounts, and the robot calls stopped. I know Google isn’t much better about sharing our information, but cant do FB/Instagram. It would be great if OP had its OWN forum where members could communicate, and post photos. Link to gallery broken
Hello Liz!
Thank you for the feedback! I’ve let our team know that the link posted for this particular session is not available at this time. We’ll get that updated as soon as we can.
In the meantime, we do have a place for our Outdoor Photographers to post their works! Currently we’re having everyone post their best landscape photos!
Here’s the link to our gallery: https://www.outdoorphotographyguide.com/article/show-us-your-best-landscape-photo/
Thank you!
Jessica
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Looking forward to this next in a series that is insightful and thought provoking.
Just thought I would confirm your example of twin boys having the same influences early on, yet developing along diverging lines. Our boys are grown men with grown children and that truth is long set in stone. Would never have applied to photography…until now.