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The Naked Elf

The Naked Elf

For this image, shot in my studio with my new Sony A7R Mark III, we decided to go for a bit of a fantasy look, and I gave her some elf ears in Photoshop....
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For this image, shot in my studio with my new Sony A7R Mark III, we decided to go for a bit of a fantasy look, and I gave her some elf ears in Photoshop.
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Fresno, California, US

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Jun, 2019

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