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Photo shooting

Autorenbild: Lotino
Lotino
25. Juli 2021
1 Min. Lesezeit

We were really lucky today! Together with the duo MEONEO we scheduled a photo shooting next to the Rhine River. When we arrived a thunderstorm was just about to start-but then it was almost a miracle - the sun came out and we had the best light for a photo shooting: Dark clouds behind and sunny spotlight on our faces!

(Photo credits: Sandra van Edig)



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