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Lauren Adams is a lifetime lover of the the arts and written word. As a Florida Native her photography has taken on a life of the landscape, and rarely does she shoot indoors with large amounts of flash lights. Lauren finds that in the end all things coincide and relate to one another, thus her blog and website have a celebrated, eclectic feel as all her passions collide!

Lauren has been photographing in the South Florida area all her life. This site is dedicated to her love of photography and life. 










See My Booking Page to see how you can arrange for your next shoot with Lauren. 

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