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Photo shoot with Editor-in-Chief of Phoblographer - Chris Gampat

Last week was certainly a very busy week for me!
I was fortunate enough to have my friend (and insanely talented photographer) Chris Gampat help me update my portfolio.

We shot around my beautiful adopted neighborhood of Battery Park City last Tuesday afternoon.  It was extremely fortunate that the weather wasn't too humid!

Check out the results!  I certainly was thrilled with how they turned out!



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