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Noah Engel, Head Editor of Photography • December 5, 2012

 

Sunset on Tatooine. In Bonita Springs, Florida.
Sunset on Tatooine. In Bonita Springs, Florida.  Wherever you like to spend your winter break, now is the time to stop worrying about school and start thinking about all the fun you are going to have!

 

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Noah Engel
Noah Engel, Head Editor of Photography
Noah Engel is the editor of photography for the globe newsmagazine.  Noah feels that images are best suited for telling stories and strives to improve his craft.  Noah is a varsity cross country runner and loves science, history, math, and not english.  Additionally, in his free time he likes to go backpacking.  He is looking for a protegé.  Please contact Noah if capable and interested.
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