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Yo guys, i just started a photography page on facebook and would love to have some more fans, so check out my work and let me know. Dont forget anyone in Adelaide thats keen for a photoshoot is more than welcomed to contact me

here are some samples of my work, more stuff can be viewed here Clicky here

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