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  1. 09-06-2010, 10:00 PM #1
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    Carrie photo shoot by Dean McCoy Photography

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    Carrie photo shoot by Dean McCoy Photography, on Flickr


    Carrie photo shoot by Dean McCoy Photography, on Flickr
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    Nice set. #2 and #3 are my favourites here though they are all pretty well done. Nice work.
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    Beautiful work, Dean!
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    #2 for me is the best, but all real nice!
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    Nice series Dean, I'm going with shot 2 as well.
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    very nice series and ditto on #2
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    What a lovely wife you have!
    Colours in all shots but #1 look reddish on my monitor...but #2 is the strongest shot here for me.
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    Ya number one I was trying something different and I agree 2 is the best.
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