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Colors & Photo Grids

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  • Published on: Nov 7, 2021
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The Photo Club of Mahidol University International College (MUIC) held an online activity called “Color & Grid” on September 27 - October 4, 2021. Participants were asked to share a photo grid on their Instagram Story while also showing the color theme of their choice.

“Color & Grid” allowed the participants to express their emotion through the colors that they chose. Most importantly, they were able to show their photography skills.

There were around 692 participants in this activity, making it a success. The feedback received from the participants were positive, all of them seemed to enjoy taking photos and matching them under one color theme.

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