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That’s right everyone, NAPP’s very own Dave Cross will be at Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park in the amazing red rock country of Utah from April 18-22 for the Great American Photography Workshop. This is a wonderful opportunity to really get into a creative groove by immersing yourself in the majestic canyon surroundings and working shoulder to shoulder with the best minds in the industry. What could be better than that? You get the best tips and techniques for shooting and then implementing an efficient digital work flow. Not to mention, seeing some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country. Spaces are limited so get on it and check it out. You can find out more about Dave Cross’s Workshop here. You can find out more about the Great American Photography Workshop here.
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