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The LUX’er Summer Campers Photograph “Pieces of Me”

August 4, 2010

Outside The Lens had a fabulous time working with the kids in the LUX Museum Summer Camp. The kids were able to work on the project “Piece Of Me” in which they take a picture of one of their body parts and then write about why it is special to them. Enjoy some student samples below! 

Written by Alexandra, Youth Council

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