Fiona


Fiona
Originally uploaded by carltonsoohoo

I had the pleasure of photographing Fiona at the offices of Asian Boston magazine. Fiona is leaving for New York shortly to pursue a career in cosmetology. Good luck to her and Beantown loses another one to the Big Apple.

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