Free Community Critique

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October 19, 2011

Sometimes we need to go beyond Photoshop and even our cameras to improve our photography. One of the best tools to improve your photography is your community. This is the reason we started our monthly critque session where we get together and talk about photography tools, socialize and most importanly we talk about your photos.

Join us this Saturday and bring some photos to discuss and learn from. Its a friendly environment and you can bring drinks, snacks and a lot of fun. Sign up here at Illuminate Workshops website.

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