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Photography students get creative in quarantine
June 22, 2020
These two photography students were taking a darkroom class, where they were using film cameras and chemicals on campus at Ithaca College. However, once the COVID-19 pandemic hit, in-person classes were canceled and students had to complete courses online. This is what two students did for their final projects in quarantine.
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