Thursday, 5 July 2012

The Best Reader-Submitted Photos Of The Month

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July 05, 2012
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The best reader-submitted photos of the month to help inspire you
Every month, we challenge our talented readers to show us their best work for a chance to be published in Popular Photography. And while there are always many amazing images we just don't have room for in print, we're consistently impressed with the results.

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