Hello Reader,
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We have released a new Moab Night Photography workshop May 22-26, 2022. When we announced this workshop last year it sold out almost immediately. If you're interested you'll want to sign up as soon as possible as this might not last until tomorrow!
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Learn More about the Moab Night Workshop |
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We are working on a few more workshops as well and will release them as we work out the details. Here's what's coming soon!
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Best,
David and Jennifer
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