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Dear Tibetan Photo Project,

Greetings from Dharamsala, India

I am extremely happy to introduce myself to you, My name is Tsering ________ a Tibetan resides in India for last 4 decades. Currently I'm working at College for Higher Tibetan Studies, as a Computer teacher and working volunteer in Tibetoday (non-profit media enterprises) based in Dharamsala as a Photographer and Web Administrator. I'm deeply impressed by your working and project that you guys initiated to show your support towards Tibetans. I feel myself proud to get involved in it!!

As I'm so passionate of Photography and Videography though I didn't have any formal education in the field. But I do take shots on many occasions especially during March to Tibet- 2008, and Tibetan Olympics 2008 http://www.flickr.com/photos/27025392@N07/
Hereby I'm sending some of photo slides of the event.

I hope to hear you soon.

Thanking You

With regards
Tsering ________


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