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By zoemichelleuk
October 19, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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zoemichelleuk

Posted October 19, 2015

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Posted October 19, 2015

Hello there,

Just a quick first post to East Dulwich Forum from me to advertise my services.

My names Zo? Michelle and I'm a professional freelance photographer based locally to East Dulwich and able to travel within South London to accommodate your needs at bargain prices.

For a local 30% discount, please quote 'East Dulwich Forum' in your booking enquiry.

I cover a wide range of services ranging from weddings, newborn, family, location shoots, model portfolios, fashion, documentary and editing.

Please feel free to look at my website for more information & a gallery of my work. I'd be happy to discuss your requirements from the shoot and affordable fees.

Portfolio - www.zoemichelle.co.uk

Alternatively you can email me at [email protected]

Thanks for reading,

Zo? Michelle

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