Photoshoot plan for dps
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This photoshoot plan aims to capture a quirky, casual look for a model holding a guitar in a park and cafe setting. Medium close-ups will show the upper body to illustrate an article, while long shots of the model walking away with her guitar can be used for the cover or contents page. The goal is to show attitude and individuality through the photographs.
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