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Photo of the Day: January 13

By Carolyn Freeman
January 13, 2013

 

About every month, the photo club hosts a photo critique where students submit photos and the club members vote on their favorite. This month's winner is senior Caroline Jarcho, whose photo of the inside of the pumpkin won the "Essence of Fall"-themed contest. Next month's theme is "Night Lights" and new submissions are welcome. If you are interested in joining the club or submitting an entry for next month’s theme, please contact senior Talia Levinas. Photo by Caroline Jarcho.

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