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 Looking at village halls to use both for the pet and Portrait/headshot studio. An agreement has already been reached with Sway Youth Centre, which is also used for a keep warm drop in centre. Coffee available
 My tenancy at Hurst View is coming to an end, in the process of moving, hope to stay in the area
Keep cool in the heat - stay out of the sun. I will not be doing any session work until the temperature drops, hopefully next Tuesday night
 News today that the New forest show has been cancelled. Sadly, due to uncertainty as to coming out of lockdown, I can't see other major events going ahead. Hopefully 2022 will be better
As work continues on the Portable Studio, here is an update. First, a bit of history. The first studio softboxes used avaliable materials, which included wood and glass. The weight of these was so much, that they had to be manoeuvred by block and tackle. The breakthrough occurred in 1979, when an American firm, Chimera, started using fabric. This was fine, photography gear made by a firm involved in photography. However, the principle was copied and recopied, ending up with Chinese firms making cheap copies with inferior materials, selling at rock bottom prices. Back in 2015, I had very little knowledge of studio lighting, and brought some of these items. The next installment will detail what was wrong, and then what is being done to make these lighting softboxes useable
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