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Hey everyone -

I'm a Brisbane photography student and at the moment I'm shooting a project about people and their pets. I'm just starting this thread in the hopes that some people from the Brisbane area may be willing to help me out and let me photograph them and their pet/s.

So if anyone can help or knows someone in Brisbane who might be able to (basically I'm looking for anyone with an interesting pet), or if you just want to know more about what I'm doing/why, please send me a message on this forum or email me at msmarie88@hotmail.com

Any response would be fantastic and I hope to hear from some of you soon!
-Kelly D
 
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