Offered: Desks to rent in photographic studio

Posted on Tue 26th, May 2009

• #1

*FRANK

yesyes. we have a few desks to rent in our wonderful studio, with phone, fast broadband. imacon neg scanner. sharing with two photographers, would suit a photographer, retoucher, graphic designer, anyone who wants the desk really.
situated about 1 minute from archway station on the northern line. pm me of your interested and would like to come and have a look.
Taar.
• #2

gios

Mmh sounds interesting - could I come have a look ?
• #3

gios

Hey Frank - I'm trapped in the nursery can't pm
Really interested - I'm a photographer myself and up in North London.
Let me know if I could come have a look.
• #4

*FRANK

PICTURES
• #5

raleigh

nice layout. looks beutiful, simple and modern. love it.
• #6

*FRANK

after a breif hiatus of sorting out the studio in the back, we are up and running now, and still have two desk spaces, if your interested, they are £250 of you english pounds per month.

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