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Keith Jackson was born and raised in East Point. His Instagram feed includes lots of beautiful details of the city that others have missed. Credit: @koolestkeith (used with permission)

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Keith Jackson was born and raised in East Point. His Instagram feed includes lots of beautiful details of the city that others have missed. Credit: @koolestkeith (used with permission)
By Ana Santos
Aug 7, 2015

Are you on Instagram? Do you love Atlanta? The Atlanta Journal-Constitution wants to feature your photos. Here’s how.

Follow the AJC on Instagram (@ajcnews) and use the hashtag #myajc on your photos. Add the hashtag to as many of your photos as you want, as long as they are your own.

We will repost photos with the hashtag to our account and feature our top favorite photos on our website every week. Happy shooting!

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