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Favourite Scenic Spot
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As a international student the student service building is a go to place for any problems or doubts. This place helps all the International students to grow and be confident in their new journey.
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We all love the friendly and welcoming vibes at Durham College

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Hi! My name is Lavina D’Souza, I am Freelance Photographer and Video Editor. I am currently pursuing a Video Production diploma from Durham College. You will find me to be a passionate Photographer, Videographer & Video Editor. I love capturing and freezing moments and memories. My goal is to produce creative content.

 As an artist, I chose photography as a mean for me to express my passion for the wilderness and nature and to convey its importance in our lives. One that I am particularly passionate about is to show how our world is in peril as our ecosystems ravages continuously.

As a photographer & videographer, I spend countless hours in the field, exploring & learning. At the end of the day, I am fortunate if I walk away with amazing captures!  Immersing myself in nature has become a way of life, and I am grateful for the opportunities it continues to lead me into. I love covering events cause the ability to capture these rare moments and to share them fills me with enthusiasm and sense of peace.

 I have completed Video Editing Professional (FCP) in India and have been an active video editor for the past 2 years. As for my freelancing I have worked as a professional photographer & videographer in numerous different events and settings.  I look forward to enhancing my skills once I have successfully completed my current Video Production program. You can always contact me on my email id; lavinad57@gmail.com

Hi! My name is Lavina D’Souza, I am Freelance Photographer and Video Editor. I am currently pursuing a Video Production diploma from Durham College. You will find me to be a passionate Photographer, Videographer & Video Editor.

I love capturing and freezing moments and memories.  My goal is to create content. I have completed Video Editing Professional (FCP) in India and have been an active video editor for the past 2 years. As for my freelancing I have worked as a professional photographer & videographer in numerous different events and settings.  I look forward to enhancing my skills once I have successfully completed my current Video Production program.

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— Oscar Wilde.

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