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Meet the Host of Farm View - NG34

Amy's decision to open Farm View as a shoot location wasn't an impulsive one. After ten years of considered renovation - choosing each finish, each texture, each moment of light - she began having professional photographs taken for her own Instagram account.

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Meet the Host: Gemma L-J of Minimal Mid Century - DE73

Tucked into the East Midlands, Minimal Mid Century DE73 is one of those spaces that photographers and creative directors return to again and again. It's calm, considered and quietly extraordinary: a family home that doubles as one of the most versatile shoot locations on the platform.

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Natural light in location houses: how to choose a property that works for your shoot

Ask any photographer what they need most from a location house and the answer comes back the same way almost every time: good natural light. Not a ring light, not a softbox, not a beautifully painted ceiling — natural light. The kind that comes through large windows in the morning and wraps around a kitchen in a way that no amount of equipment can fully replicate.

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Meet the Host of Farm View - NG34

Amy's decision to open Farm View as a shoot location wasn't an impulsive one. After ten years of considered renovation - choosing each finish, each texture, each moment of light - she began having professional photographs taken for her own Instagram account.

Creators

Meet the Host: Gemma L-J of Minimal Mid Century - DE73

Tucked into the East Midlands, Minimal Mid Century DE73 is one of those spaces that photographers and creative directors return to again and again. It's calm, considered and quietly extraordinary: a family home that doubles as one of the most versatile shoot locations on the platform.

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Natural light in location houses: how to choose a property that works for your shoot

Ask any photographer what they need most from a location house and the answer comes back the same way almost every time: good natural light. Not a ring light, not a softbox, not a beautifully painted ceiling — natural light. The kind that comes through large windows in the morning and wraps around a kitchen in a way that no amount of equipment can fully replicate.

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