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Washington Park Camera Club

Posted inBlurbs, Washington Park

Great Minds Click Alike

by Amelia Dmowska October 16, 2013November 13, 2013

As the overhead lights slowly fade away, the first photograph is placed on the glowing display case, a structure that serves as an easel, both lighting and framing the piece.  A hush descends on the Washington Park Fieldhouse, subduing the cries, hugs, and sounds of kisses on cheeks that filled the space moments ago. A middle-aged […]

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