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Portraits · Downtown Kelowna, BC

Diana in Downtown Kelowna

Diana in downtown Kelowna, moving between sunlit streets, glass storefronts and close city portraits.

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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 1: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 2: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 3: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 4: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 5: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 6: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 7: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 8: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 9: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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Diana in Downtown Kelowna portraits story frame 10: A current city portrait session with movement, sunlight, glass, streets, and that slightly editorial Kelowna feeling.
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