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PntherPryd Rookie

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I can see why you like that home page shot. Funny as hell, great staging and expressions....just not sure it is the first shot you want prospective clients to see.

The file shots in rhythm, people and sweat were great but the "about" section needs attention.

Where are the S.Davis cutoff #48 jerseys????

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I cant get through all the pics, its frozen. But im on my shatty laptop.

I really want to see the rest of it. Ill have to check it out on my desktop. I like your work.

ed: i got it to work.

Zod, who do you shoot the music stuff for? Love teh Avett and DMB pics.

Also, did know you shot any Panthers games. Ive shot some SEC football before in a past life. I could never even keep up with the game. I had no clue what was going on, while shooting. Id only shoot for a half and go back and sit in my seats...:D

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