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The art of photography is explored by a panel of academicians and esteemed photographers. Callers have their pictures taken on the air.

Series: Work in Progress
Show Type: Reality
Cast: Tim Jerome, Nick Ullett, Sandy Faison, David Rapkin, Lester Nafzger, Arthur Miller, Joe Frank
Air Date: 1986
Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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The art of photography is explored by a panel of academicians and esteemed photographers. Callers have their pictures taken on the air.

Series: Work in Progress
Show Type: Reality
Cast: Tim Jerome, Nick Ullett, Sandy Faison, David Rapkin, Lester Nafzger, Arthur Miller, Joe Frank
Air Date: 1986
Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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Photography

Series: Work in Progress

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Tim Jerome, Nick Ullett, Sandy Faison, David Rapkin, Lester Nafzger, Arthur Miller, Joe Frank

Air Date: 1986

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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Series: Work in Progress

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Tim Jerome, Nick Ullett, Sandy Faison, David Rapkin, Lester Nafzger, Arthur Miller, Joe Frank

Air Date: 1986

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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Photography

Series: Work in Progress

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Tim Jerome, Nick Ullett, Sandy Faison, David Rapkin, Lester Nafzger, Arthur Miller, Joe Frank

Air Date: 1986

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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Series: Work in Progress

Show Type: Reality

Cast: Tim Jerome, Nick Ullett, Sandy Faison, David Rapkin, Lester Nafzger, Arthur Miller, Joe Frank

Air Date: 1986

Digital Audio Bit Rate: 128kbps

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