Victoria Marshman: Good Photography Subjects
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Victoria Marshman shares a couple of Photography Monthly's favorite suggestions for stepping up your photography game. Get out there and try to master each subject. http://www.photographymonthly.com/Tips-and-Techniques/Inspiration/Photography-Projects-21-great-ideas-for-creative-photos
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