Theme of the week (9-23 Mar 2009) is Monotone.
This is our last theme in Winter semester. We will resume the club activity again after Spring vacation.
Enjoy!!!
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Welcome to IUJ Photography Club. This blog is setup to facilitate photo sharing by the club members.
Every month, the club will create a new theme for the members to submit and share photos. Enjoy the photos and feel free to comment on the photo!
For further enquiries, please feel free to send an email to iujphotographyclub@gmail.com.
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