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    Jul 12, 2017 6 minutes

    URBEX PORTRAITS

    Two readers face a head-to-head portrait lighting session in a derelict country house in Liverpool. Editor Ben Brain and the team from Phottix studio lighting are on hand to offer their advice and act as mobile light stands…

    READER 1

    CAMERA: Canon EOS 5D Mark III

    LOCATION: Somerset

    SIMON became hooked on photography when he got his first 35mm camera at the age of 14. Since then he has been a part-time freelance photographer (when time permits!) and has seen his work published and exhibited in the UK and Europe. He’s been a member of the Royal Photographic Society for more than 10 years, during which time he’s achieved his ARPS Distinction. In addition to photography, Simon fills his time as an artist, curator and marketing professional.

    www.simontaylor images.co.uk

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    READER 2

    CAMERAS: Nikon D800 & Nikon D610

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