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Fountain Hills Photography Enthusiasts Exhibition begins March 3

Photography club joins Community Center programming

The annual Fountain Hills Photography Enthusiasts Exhibition can be viewed in the Community Center March 3-31. Pictured is “Hanging Tent Desert Shelter - Taliesin West” by Linda Brader.

Photo courtesy of Linda Brader

“Fountain Walk” by Jennifer Flick.

Photo courtesy of Jennifer Flick

“Enter My World” by Kathleen Madden.

Photo courtesy of Kathleen Madden

The Fountain Hills Photography Enthusiasts, formerly known as the Fountain Hills Photography Club, will hold its annual exhibition in the Community Center through the month of March with upwards of 30 pieces of photography hanging throughout the center’s hallways.

Photographers will display a wide range of subject matter, from landscape, architecture and abstract works.

The exhibition is open for viewing during Community Center opening hours March 3-31.

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