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Vaughn is more than just a name to me.
It was my grandpa’s last name. His brother Ed was the reason I fell in love with photography, which eventually led me to design.
Neither of them are here anymore, but a little piece of both of them lives on through vaughn.agency
Ye le Jani Austyn ke liye:
This is beautiful Austyn! ❤️ Much more than just a brand name - what a meaningful tribute to your grandpa and Ed. Love how their legacy lives on through your love for photography and design. Wishing huge success to vaughn.agency - such a powerful story behind it!
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