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Old 3rd of August 2012 (Fri)   #46
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i wear something like this
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Old 4th of August 2012 (Sat)   #47
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I like to wear a g-string with chaps and a skin coloured crop top
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Old 5th of August 2012 (Sun)   #48
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I like to wear a g-string with chaps and a skin coloured crop top
If thats what you like to wear Im not going anywhere near your website !!
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Old 6th of August 2012 (Mon)   #49
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If thats what you like to wear Im not going anywhere near your website !!
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I like to wear a g-string with chaps and a skin coloured crop top
Nice shots on your site! That outfit must go over quite well with those bull riders
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Nice shots on your site! That outfit must go over quite well with those bull riders
It's where i got the inspiration for the chaps
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ride em bareback cowboy lol
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Ed took this of me....thanks Ed! by battlefloydflyer, on Flickr


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Im jealous
you guys rock
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I wear black polo shirts embroidered with my name and logo....
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I film in skins..



but really, I normally wear all black. If i'm shooting a wedding, I'll dress up a bit nicer, but I don't want to out dress the wedding guests and I like to separate myself from them/waiters. Sporting events, I'll shoot in what ever is comfortable. I haven't had the chance to shoot any high profile sporting events, so nothing more than shorts or jeans and a t-shirt.
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Honestly... I was shocked when I read this post and the seriousness of others' replies. I say where whatever you feel comfortable in. Screw what others think. You said it yourself - you're not pro and don't plan on going pro. Nuff said... wear what you want!
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I shoot like snit
but I dress good lol
Id trade
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This is my preferred weekend shooting attire...
You know I didn't mind wearing the Red NFL vest but last year they went to those uncomfortable tan ones. And I barely fit into a XL too.
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