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The document provides a deadline of Monday 23rd January and outlines tasks to be completed this week which include using Photoshop and Lightroom to edit four chosen images from a shoot, creating screenshots and printing the final outcomes, annotating all of this in a sketchbook, and beginning to consider final outcomes for the project as design pages will be started next week.
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