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Merry Christmas Everyone! – Lancaster City, Pennsylvania in 2014

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Dec 24 2014

Merry Christmas Everyone! – Lancaster City, Pennsylvania in 2014

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Merry Christmas Everyone! – Downtown Lancaster City, Pennsylvania, in snow, January 2014, from Jordan Bush Photography.

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    Jordan Bush is a Lancaster, PA-based commercial and editorial photographer. Working as a writer, he is able to create comprehensive content for communication use. His studio is equipped with cutting edge tech for food, business portrait, and tabletop photography. He writes, cooks, and photographs for Lancaster County Magazine’s monthly “Foodographer” column.

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