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hardlyboring Registered: Apr 19, 2008 Total Posts: 7388 Country: United States |
one of the best senior sessions I have ever seen and that is 100% serious no bull involved. |
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neighbourboy Registered: Dec 09, 2005 Total Posts: 2506 Country: United States |
Thanks Rian. |
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misternikko Registered: Nov 05, 2009 Total Posts: 1408 Country: United States |
love the variation in these. seems you're a full on senior portrait photographer too! Great stuff, David! Thanks for sharing! |
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Lisa_Holloway Registered: Feb 08, 2011 Total Posts: 1124 Country: United States |
David - these are AWESOME! What a wonderful, fun, creative series. He's a good looking kid! |
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Andrew Welsh Registered: Jan 20, 2007 Total Posts: 4827 Country: United States |
fortuitous crow in 3 upper left |
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neighbourboy Registered: Dec 09, 2005 Total Posts: 2506 Country: United States |
Thank you so much, Nikko, Lisa and Andrew. The three of you are fantastic, so it means a lot. |
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benee Registered: Nov 28, 2007 Total Posts: 1491 Country: United States |
Just out of curiousity, do you shoot much professionally? You certainly have the chops! |
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neighbourboy Registered: Dec 09, 2005 Total Posts: 2506 Country: United States |
Hey Ben, good to hear from you. I don't really do it professionally per se. In the last year or so, some of the executive assistants in the company I work for, have gotten wind that I do this a bit as a hobby and I've had the privilege of shooting a couple of big events for my company. That's probably the closest thing to pro photography I've done. Unfortunately, I don't have permission to post those event photos publicly, though. |