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6 years ago

Good morning,

Thank you for sharing the images of your WETSTYLE install! We'd love to share these images on our other social media feeds, with proper credit to you and your photographer. If this is fine with you, please email a copy of the image along with who we should credit to our PR team at ada@upspringpr.com. Thank you!

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WETSTYLE

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PRO
Fougeron Architecture FAIA
6 years ago
Sure
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WETSTYLE
Original Author
6 years ago
Thanks ! Could you send us by email the photo in HiRes ?

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Fougeron Architecture FAIA
6 years ago
Sure what is the best email to send it to?
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WETSTYLE
Original Author
6 years ago
ada@upspringpr.com, thanks a lot !

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