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"This photo captures some of the whimsical possibilities that Adobe Photoshop ofers. This particular photo was created for an assignment in Digital Imaging I, taught by professor Rene West. The inspiration for this composition came from a doodle in my notebook."

Photo by Rita Thomas / photography major

Want to submit your work? E-mail photos with your name, major, and commentary to ranger@actx.edu for consideration." />

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Published: Thursday, March 11, 2010

Updated: Wednesday, March 10, 2010

"This photo captures some of the whimsical possibilities that Adobe Photoshop ofers. This particular photo was created for an assignment in Digital Imaging I, taught by professor Rene West. The inspiration for this composition came from a doodle in my notebook."

Photo by Rita Thomas / photography major

Want to submit your work? E-mail photos with your name, major, and commentary to ranger@actx.edu for consideration.

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