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Old 04-15-2008, 09:31 AM
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Note: ON a more serious note, I'm still hoping that others on the forum will post their photos of photogs in action for us to appreciate.

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I was going to post a shot like that for you all to look at.. but it has nudes in it... oh well...
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I was going to post a shot like that for you all to look at.. but it has nudes in it... oh well...
That's okay, just do a blur of the nude parts. Here is an example:




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This type of setup would freak me out.

That aside, I find it amusing that photographer is the one in the water and the model is on dry land in the photo above. I hope your efforts did not go unnoticed.
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