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Photographer Profile: Valerie Cozart
Published June 19, 2017
Updated September 19, 2017
Photographer: Valerie Cozart
Part-Time Professional Photographer
Photographic Specialties:
Biography
Valerie has always had a love for photography. Her love of the outdoors drives her passion for the wildlife and nature shots she captures while hiking and searching for new examples of nature’s beauty to add to her portfolio. Valerie is rarely seen without a camera in her hand or slung over her shoulder and she loves to explore new areas in her quest to document the diverse landscapes of Arizona and the American Southwest.
Website
www.capturedbycozart.com
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