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Second Look3 Essay from David Alan Harvey’s class

Posted by Tim Gruber | Filed under me, workshops

Here’s the second essay I worked on in David Alan Harvey’s essay class at Look3.

This essay is one that’s all about mood and only mood.

Thanks to David and my classmates for a wonderful week.

I’ll post the rest in this series later on this week. Need to get back to packing my things up here in Athens.

Further Reading:

• The rest of my Look3 essay from David Alan Harvey’s workshop (0)
• Personal Ad Essay from Look3 Workshops /w David Alan Harvey (5)
• Look3 Workshops with David Alan Harvey (1)
• Festival of the Photograph Workshops (0)
• Lumix Festival for Young Photojournalism Presentations (0)

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