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New Studio Welcomes Fellow Photographers
A PAIR OF NEWCASTLE PHOTOGRAPHERS have joined forces to ensure the
future of a North East photographic studio faced with potential
closure in the face of tough economic conditions.
Having each found themselves seeking new premises at the same time,
Thomas Jackson and Mandy Charlton saw the perfect opportunity to
create and develop a flexible working space which suits not only their
own needs, but those of other photographers in the region.
The 1008 square foot studio, situated in Hebburn’s Old Co-Op building,
will serve as a hub for North East photographers and wedding
professionals, with business development at the centre of it’s aims.
and surrounding areas, we hope to ensure that the vitality and
creativity which is so apparent in the local photographic sector
continues to flourish. We look forward to welcoming fellow
professionals and with them creating a space in which their own
business can flourish.“
Photographers interested in making use of the space can find out more
at [http://www.the-photography-studio.co.uk/](http://www.the-photography-studio.co.uk/? target=)
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