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Jade
This is Jade -- I have no idea what I said to her! Her mum Bridgette wanted to have some surprise photos taken for her husband for Valentine's day, so we set out to Jade's favourite park and proceeded to get a little dirty on the play equipment. Shooting with the aperture wide open produces some great shots.
Credit: Alan Moyle, Photobat
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