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GREECE | Thu, 4 Jul 2013 | By adora | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
The photographic scholarship has been a great motivator and learning tool for expanding my mind in thinking like a professional. Learning from Jason Edwards would be an honour I value his knowledge and aspire to be a great mentor for others in the future....
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