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So, I have been a little behind on my postings lately. I have been focusing more on my website and getting it done. I wanted to post a few pics from my last couple of shoots though. I have been blessed to have an eventful month. First is a free shoot I did with some fellow photographer's Travis and Annie. What a cute couple, and adventurous too. I usually like to take a lot of risks during my sessions, sometimes hopping fences, or laying in abandoned tubs,lol so it really cool when I have clients who are up for anything.

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