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EMILY-CLARE NEGUS

Illustration graduate Emily has always worked in creative fields, so it was only a matter of time before she took up photography. Starting off with a Canon EOS 600D, Emily began to shoot weddings, but her innate curiosity led her towards experimentation and her current artistic style. She says: “Taking part in this challenge is way out of my comfort zone, as I don’t shoot ‘the finished article’, subjects like models.”

DENNY WONG

Denny has been a keen photographer for nine years. Having taught himself with the help of YouTube videos, he originally enjoyed shooting landscapes, but after having children he found it a little harder to get out and about with his camera and tripod. He started photographing his family, which in turn led to

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