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Photography workshop with Emily Quinton (Makelight) at North Cross Road Market - Sat 19 May


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Emily Quinton from Makelight will be running a photography workshop this weekend (Saturday 19 May)at North Cross Road Market. Emily will be there to give tips and advice on styling, shooting and selecting the best images using digital photography.


We are very lucky to have her as our first guest on the new North Cross Road Market Community Stall.


Makelight helps and inspires you to build your creative life through daily inspiration articles, videos, Live Q&As, a supportive, international community, a collection of tools and a big library of online courses.

[makelight.com]


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The workshop is being run as part of our East Dulwich photography exhibition this Summer.


Love East Dulwich? Got Great Photos? We need you!

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