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Reviewed: July 3, 2014 by @RobHope

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Heart of Boudoir

Responsive One Page photography portfolio for ‘Heart of Boudoir’ featuring Isotope integration for the photos. The header feels a touch big and would be nice if it condensed (vertically) as you scroll down.

Responsive, Wordpress, Portfolio for a Boudoir photographer. Portfolio uses Isotopes and colorbox plugin.

Categories: Photography

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