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March 21, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 21, 2015

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Posted March 21, 2015

http://photographyschoolasia.com/london/

Hi I am the photographer Jonathan Taylor, an East Dulwich man, who has been photographing and running a photography school in Asia for the last 20 years or so.

I will be running workshops from East Dulwich again this summer. All levels are welcome, please don't be put off by my rather heavy photojournalism background: http://jonathantaylorphotography.com

I am looking at a couple of places to run the theory classroom aspect of the courses, both one-to-one study and small group workshop, but a lot of the practical assignments will be held uptown.

Classes will begin in June until September, when I head off back to China.

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