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very thoughtprovoking! Just finished a wonderful class at ICP, Daily PRactise: The Photojournal with Linda Cummings. It was a transformative experience and in the course I made a photobook which took endless hours alone with photos, printer, online book co, etc… and yest felt deeply connected to the group that was our class, and the world…
Thanks for your ongoing series!