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Tips When Shooting in the Same Location by Jasmine Star

September 14, 2011 - Article by Pye

Staying creative regardless of how many times you have shot the same location is something that your clients will always expect of you. In Jasmine Star’s latest video, she gives 5 tips when photographing the same location.

Enjoy!

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About Pye
Pye (AKA Post Production Pye) is a founder and the Managing Editor for SLR Lounge. Pye is also a Partner of Lin and Jirsa Photography, an Orange County based wedding, engagement and portrait photography studio. Connect with him on Google Plus
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