Photographer recommendation

By Cassel
April 4, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 4, 2017

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Posted April 4, 2017

Hi Guy's

I just have to tell you about this awesome photographer who recently did me proud with my passport photo - bit vein of me I know but figured I'm going to looking at 'that' photo for the next 10 years - anyway, long story short got his info from the ED and he worked tirelessly to produce a really great end product taking into account all the exascerbating dinesions required when it comes these mug-shots. I also had a chance to have a peek at his portfolio and it turns out he's very versatile individual, who sets himself very high standards and has a great work ethic in that no job is too small or too big. So if you want to put your project in the hands of a consumate professional who has bags of patience and is very flexible over timings, where you want your photos done etc. etc. then Martin Lea is his name and if you're interested then check out his website: www.martinlea.co.uk

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