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Guardian camera club assignment entries from 2010

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Matthew Phypers — Flamingos Macro: Guardian Camera Club macro photography assignment. Picture by Matthew Phypers Photograph: Matthew Phypers/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Anna Chaney — Joy: Guardian Camera Club pets assignment. Picture by Anna Chaney Photograph: Anna Chaney/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Drew Lawrence — Farrier 3: Guardian Camera Club workplace assignment. Picture by Drew Lawrence Photograph: Drew Lawrence/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Gerry Greer — Housing1: Guardian Camera Club housing assignment. Picture by Gerry Greer Photograph: Gerry Greer/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Alex Jackson — Colour May Vary over Time: Guardian Camera Club autumn colour assignment. Picture by Alex Jackson Photograph: Alex Jackson/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Gethin Thomas — Swan Movement: Guardian Camera Club movement assignment. Picture by Gethin Thomas Photograph: Gethin Thomas/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Sabine Thole — Tower Bridge: Guardian Camera Club night photography assignment. Picture by Sabine Thole Photograph: Sabine Thole/Flickr

Camera Club: Eight Camera Club Assignment Entries from 2010: Lee Welton — Time to Hang Them Up: Guardian Camera Club sport assignment. Picture by Lee Welton Photograph: Lee Welton/Flickr

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