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Getting involved in the community through photography

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Photography does a lot of good in all areas of our lives, and in every sector of the society. Everyone needs a hand in taking good photos, but not everyone is educated in that area. Community efforts like holding photography classes after school, and conducting summer workshops, are good ways for less fortunate individuals to have a creative outlet.  Image source: lifehack.org Photographers are needed to document community events and sometimes, the lack of funds becomes an issue. Volunteering and offering your service for free can do a lot for a community and its members. It’s true that everyone is able to give back in his or her own way. If your community happens to have special classes after school and on weekends, gather a class that’s interested in seeing the world through a camera lens. Let this class become a creative outlet and a positive way to divert teens from walking in wrong paths in life.  Photography is a great way to get connected with the...
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