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Happy New Year {NAME}!

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and look for my New Year’s Resolutions thread. I’d love to hear what you have planned for

[image] Wow...where’d 2018 go?! The last year seems to have flown by. Now that we’ve begun 2019, it’s time to jump on the New Year’s Resolutions bandwagon and start thinking about what there is to accomplish in 2019 with your photography. I have a ton of resolutions - shoot more in general, take more long exposures, shoot more video...the list goes on and on. What about you, my friend? What are your photography resolutions for 2019? I’ll be creating a forum thread where we can share our resolutions and keep one another honest about working hard towards them. Just [head over to the forum]( and look for my New Year’s Resolutions thread. I’d love to hear what you have planned for the coming year! Enjoy your day, and have a very happy new year! Alex [image] P.S. Putting the ‘extra’ in front of ordinary. PT+Pro: [Start your 14-day trial for $1](. Cancel anytime. [Unsubscribe]( PhotographyTalk 3941 Bristol St Santa Ana, California 92704 United States

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