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The document discusses photos taken for an album cover shoot in a forest location. The photographer wanted landscape orientation for the cover photos but could only shoot portrait due to risks of the model falling on logs. Interior photos showed a more powerful stance of the model, who changed outfits between two forest locations and was centered to be easily recognized on the album artwork.
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Recce For My Album Artwork
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