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Drawn to moments glamourous, off-beat and precious, I welcome commissions. adams.cameron@gmail.com 423-486-8715
Fashion is not something that
exists in dresses only. Fashion
is in the sky, in the street; fashion
has to do with ideas, the way
we live, what is happening.
Coco Chanel
exists in dresses only. Fashion
is in the sky, in the street; fashion
has to do with ideas, the way
we live, what is happening.
Coco Chanel
the chattanoogan
Cameron Adams Photography
Drawn to moments glamourous, off-beat and precious, I welcome commissions. adams.cameron@gmail.com 423-486-8715
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pretty cool blog. What do you do, just ask people if you can take their pic? I want to ask people, I'm just afraid they may think I'm some psycho.
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Thanks. Approaching strangers to pay complements and ask for portraits is not easy. First, I smile and attempt to make eye contact. If those overtures are not reciprocated, I move on, but if the response is positive, I say something nice about the outfit and mention the blog. Moo cards of former postings are most helpful here because someone can visualise her/himself as a subject. This far into the approach I rarely hear no. Always take multiple images and share them for feedback. If necessary, retake. Always thank your subjects. Hope this helps!
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