How Low Can You Go?

So many cameras, so many photographers, so many pictures, yet so many images all look the same

Russ Burden

Updated July 27, 2016

With all the competition out there, what can be done to put a new spin on your images to make them stand out

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Originally Published December 1, 2014

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