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The studio has a 10-foot ceiling and
doubles as a gallery when all the equipment is stored in the
racks and cabinet on the far wall.
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Track lighting provides individual lights
for each of the exhibition pictures.
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That door in the far corner is for the
adjoining bathroom. Models no longer need to invade the
living space to find the bathroom.
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Set up for a shoot, there is ample space
to maneuver around the equipment. The studio has its own
dedicated heating and cooling allowing the temperature to be
controlled independent of the living space. No more goose
bumps.
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There is now room for a friend
accompanying the model to sit comfortably out of the way.
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The darkroom has an aisle four feet
wide. There is space for a bar stool to sit on and room to
walk around it.
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Custom counter tops are thirty inches deep
to allow for large print trays.
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| The old enlarger table
is still in use, but that will eventually be replaced with new one
with a larger drop-away print surface and built in paper safe.
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| The frame shop
provides additional wall space for pictures, an under-counter dry
mounting press, and plenty of cabinet space for materials.
The center mat cutting table is on wheels and is stored out of the
way against the far wall when not in use.
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| The darkroom adjoins
the frame shop through the door on the far wall. The
black squares are light tight louvers. The door at right
opens to a side extension of the driveway to allow loading of
exhibition pictures to a vehicle only a few feet from the shop. |