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SmugMug pictures available for purchase

Jumana Alsaadoon, Online Managing Editor
October 13, 2023

The HHS media staff has taken pictures of many different events including football games, cheerleading and cross country. The pictures can be purchased online through a website named “SmugMug”. Team photos from the 2022-2023 year are also available for purchase.

The link to access these photos is hhsmedia.smugmug.com Take a look at the website to see and purchase photos from events!

The front page of SmugMug(Jumana Alsaadoon)
Cross country, gold and volleyball photos on SmugMug. (Jumana Alsaadoon)

 

HHsmedia SmugMug folders available for purchase(Jumana Alsaadoon)

 

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