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<blockquote data-quote="mikew_RIP" data-source="post: 597312" data-attributes="member: 14174"><p>I married a Studio trained wedding and portrait photographer in the early 70s,the only lady photographer around here at the time, she taught me mainly weddings and a little portrait work, i soon learnt that working for customers sucked all the pleasure out of it for me, this meant restricting the studio earnings but made me happy.</p><p>I spent my time as her assistant helping at weddings,i must have had my hand up more brides dresses than any man, using satin covered lead weights to arrange the dress,i enjoyed those years ::what::</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mikew_RIP, post: 597312, member: 14174"] I married a Studio trained wedding and portrait photographer in the early 70s,the only lady photographer around here at the time, she taught me mainly weddings and a little portrait work, i soon learnt that working for customers sucked all the pleasure out of it for me, this meant restricting the studio earnings but made me happy. I spent my time as her assistant helping at weddings,i must have had my hand up more brides dresses than any man, using satin covered lead weights to arrange the dress,i enjoyed those years ::what:: [/QUOTE]
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