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This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for a photo shoot taking place in the streets of Tbilisi, Georgia and London, UK between April 6-20. It lists four potential hazards: darkness may affect picture quality so more lighting will be brought; public in the busy cities may be in backgrounds so consent will be obtained; cars driving by pose a danger so models will stay together; and unpredictable April weather may discomfort models so extra clothing will be provided. Solutions are proposed for each hazard.
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