Photography Midterm Exam (Due October 5th)

 

Exam Link: 

https://alabama.box.com/s/28oxtem6ux5muuihs4aoiwe5xem48yzd







Create a folder and submit worksheet and images in:
 
https://alabama.box.com/s/havzq2afxxwsa09jt0xpm0pqsxxiiivi





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