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These photos were taken at a DJ's residence and were intended to provide options for magazine covers and spreads. The photographer took many styles of photos to allow for experimenting with different layouts and to have replacement images available if one did not look good.
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- 4. These photos were taken at a visit to a dj in her residence in Bexleyheath. I experimented with many different styles and approaches to provide the greatest range possible and allow me to experiment with what goes with my different layouts. Also if one image does not look too good I can replace it with another one which may be better composed or feature a different collection of items.