Location Business Portraits - Russell Investments

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Russell Investments, money management professionals were totally amazing to shoot. Each executive was completely natural in front of the camera so we got some wonderful shots and because we were able to setup the studio on location in the King Street offices, the shoot went seamlessly with minimal interruption to their busy day.








Location: 135 King St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

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