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John joins the Cheshire set (Oldham Chronicle)
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Gorgeous Grayscale (Daytona Beach News-Journal)
Ormond Beach photographer Lee Dunkel has been pursuing environmental scenes and landscapes since the early 1980s, preferring to work in black and white. Her new exhibition, "Florida Wetlands," opens Saturday at the Southeast Museum of Photography. We talked with Dunkel as part of The News-Journal's occasional "Artist Spotlight" series.

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