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Source: The Transylvania Times

The Nov. 19 meeting of the Land of the Waterfalls Camera Club will feature the work of three LOWCC members: Christine Cramer, Dianne Clay and Ricardo Garcia. They will describe how they became interested in photography and their favorite photographic subjects. A display of favorite images will be presented.The second part of the meeting will be a “Snap and Chat,” in which club members display recently taken photographs of specified subjects. The challenges in taking these images will be discussed.kAm%96 {~(rr >66E:?8 H:== 36 96=5 %9FCD52J[ }@G] `h :? E96 &?:E65 r@>>F?:EJ q2?< r@>>F?:EJ #@@> :? $EC2FD !2C< :? qC6G2C5] %96 7@C>2= >66E:?8 DE2CED 2E f A]>] H:E9 D@4:2= E:>6 368:??:?8 2E eib_ A]>]k^AmkAm%@ 2==@H >@C6 D>2== 8C@FA =62C?:?8[ E96 {~(rr 2=D@ @776CD 2 7@CF> 42==65 “p s66A6C s:G6” E92E >66ED G:2 +@@> 2E f A]>] @?

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