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DEEPFOTO, Photographer

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Houston,  Texas
My name is Jeremy Pierson. I'm a musician and photographer and I head up a photography group currently based in Houston and Dallas, Texas, and Lafayette, LA.  Our main website can be found at www.deepfoto.com

We offer high quality and affordable photography to models and entertainers (musicians/actors/dancers/etc) mostly, but we also do corporate/executive portraits, children, fashion, glamour, event photography, and we are all wildly creative photographic artists who are always experimenting.
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Louanne Nicole  wrote about DEEPFOTO on 02/26/10   01:07 AM     
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Louanne Nicole  wrote about DEEPFOTO on 02/26/10   01:06 AM     
thanks hun and its oka
Louanne Nicole  wrote about DEEPFOTO on 02/25/10   11:51 PM     
cool and yes your right
Louanne Nicole  wrote about DEEPFOTO on 02/25/10   11:42 PM     
thanks for accepting the FR and for the comments love your default. And yes maybe one day we can shoot when i get out that way

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