The 28-year-old photographer says that he wants his clients — and his 4 million TikTok followers — to feel seen.
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Laura Clark (Muscogee (Creek)/Cherokee) is the Deputy Editor of In The Know by Yahoo. A Los Angeles-based mother of two, Laura has served as an editor at Woman's Day, Variety, Mom.com, CafeMom and The New York Times Syndicate.
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