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Teen sandwich lover opts for wacky senior photo shoot at Subway

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By Joy Johnston, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
May 13, 2017

Zach Sweeney is not shy about his love for sandwiches.

The 18-year-old's sandwich obsession is so strong that he decided he wanted his senior photo shoot to be at one of his favorite locations: Subway.

Arizona photographer Chad Castigliano, of Chronicker Photography, was happy to oblige the offbeat request, according to KPNX. Castigliano posted the photos on Facebook on May 9, and the results have gone viral.

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Sweeney appears to be a natural in front of the camera as he poses inside the Subway restaurant and enjoys a sub sandwich.

Sweeney is surprised by all of the attention his senior photos have received, telling KPNX that he just wanted to do something different and be himself instead of taking traditional senior photos. He hopes his photo shoot will inspire other teens to be themselves.

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