YOUR SPACE
The partners work closely with In a recent interview with Digital
Brighton University students who Photographer Magazine, James
are often invited to assist with Kendall, editor of Source Magazine -
shoots. and a client at The Garage said: “
The Garage still retains an aura of its
Says Adam: “We see a lot of young past, so it feels creatively quirky –
photographers who have grown up and everyone is friendly and helpful.
with digital and are producing some The place is huge but the best
stunning work. We like to selling point is the team itself. From
collaborate with them – even to the classic portrait shots to elaborately
point of providing free studio lit cover concepts, there’s no length
space.” they won’t go to achieve that killer
image. Absolute experts in lighting,
And what about the lighting? they’re happy to pass on their skills
to the next level with the courses
Reveals Adam: “We just love they host.”
working with Bowens’ systems –
they always enable us to get to work And even in a recession doors are
quickly and with no fuss. We have a opening at The Garage.
full range of their kit including 8x Concludes Sam: “We’ve developed
500w Monoblocs and stands; a a really relaxed environment here,
TravelPak; Ringflash; softboxes; where everyone feels right at home.
several snoots and Barn Doors; a Now we have the space, the
beauty dish and numerous reflectors resources and the ability to really
umbrellas and light-shaping push our own productions as far as
equipment. They’ve always got we can.
something that appeals to our Before the studio we had a guerrilla
‘experimental’ natures. mentality, making sets in empty
The other thing key about Bowens is rooms in tower blocks and shooting
they make it so easy to grow the kit in the night – trying to get out before
without the need to constantly security rumbled us.”
upgrade.”
The Garage Studios:
www.garage-studios.co.uk
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