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larisa [96]
2 years ago
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Working conditions for travel photographer? Please I need help on this question

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Alenkinab [10]2 years ago
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Working conditions for photographers vary by specialty. Some photographers travel for photo shoots, working either indoors or outdoors. Others work in studios; still others work in laboratories and use microscopes to photograph subjects.

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4: Sew the front and back darts. Press the darts toward the center of the garment.

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6: With right sides together, pin the front facing to the back facing. Sew the side seams together and press them open. Finish the bottom edge of the facing. With right sides together, sew the facing to the skirt waist. Turn the facing to the inside of the skirt and press. Use a couple of stitches to tack the facing edges to the zipper tape.

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