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Get your Christmas shopping done now and surprise somebody with a unique gift:

Buy a gift voucher for a bespoke photo session
Buy a limited edition 2010 wall calendar

Life model Tom So and his new modelling partner, who has the insurmountable task of replacing the wonderful Magda, advertise their services to artists through their website. I have worked with Tom a few times in the past and he had asked me to create a new range of photographs for the site.

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Apart from hand-crafted exhibition quality prints, photobooks and framed prints, the photographs from your photo session can be presented as canvas prints and folded greeting cards. Or how about having your favourite shot as a jigsaw puzzle?

A new addition is the A3 sized wall calendar. A different photograph of you for every month of the year.

There is still time to produce your photographs ready for Christmas – for yourself or as a present for friends and family. Or say “Happy Holidays”, “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Hanukkah” with a gift voucher for a photo session.

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The 2010 limited edition photography wall calendar is now available for online ordering. The A3 (30 x 42 cm) sized calendar is printed on high quality, heavy paper and features photographs from Britain (Wiltshire and Somerset), France (Paris) and Upper Austria (Steyr and Mühlviertel).

Only 200 copies of the calendar will be produced. Each calendar is numbered and signed.

Preview and order the 2010 photo wall calendar

The BBC reports this morning that modelling agencies would be banned from charging upfront fees, under government plans to be announced later today.

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You may have seen the photo session preview on this blog, here are more photographs from my photo session with 49-year-old Italian-born model and mother of one, Alex B.

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The models guide on my website, Wolf’s Models Guide, aims to answer many questions aspiring models may have, (more…)

When I was a child, Halloween was largely unknown in my native country. It was an eccentric tradition celebrated in England and the United States. The Hallowtide season, which begins on Halloween or All Hallows Eve and includes All Saints (1 November) and All Souls (2 November), did have its highlights, though.

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