Photographing Vanuatu – Course Wrap-Up

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Pro landscape photographers Ian Plant and Zac Mills wrap-up their amazing photo adventure to Ysaur Volcano in Vanuatu. Ian shares some final thoughts about the importance of pushing one’s creative boundaries and striving to make meaningful, compelling, and artistic photographs that connect with viewers and engage their curiosity.

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