Analysis Of Caneega Photography

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Caneega Photography is a photography company that is located in Dublin, Georgia. Dwayne Caneega is the owner and photographer of this enterprise. Along with his wife, Christi, Dwayne Caneega relocated their photography studio from their hometown, Wrightsville to Dublin, Georgia in January 2015. Caneega Photography is an expert in portrait photography. Caneega Photography is specializing in doing studio shoots. This photography company renders photograph outdoor sessions as well. Caneega Photography holds photo shoots in environmental locations. This photography company can conduct an underwater session. Caneega Photography can select a location for it clients. However, they prefer the location selection of their clients because they may pose

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