Neil Turner Photographer

creative editorial & corporate photographer based on the south coast of England still passionate about the job

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for rent

Fun picture: bird house to let

©Neil Turner. February 2012, Bournemouth

Completely staged photo opportunity this morning in Bournemouth…

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Posted in iPhone, photography and tagged birdhouse, Bournemouth, cold, Dorset, for rent, iPhone, life, morning, neil turner, real estate, to let, UK on February 2, 2012 by dg28. Leave a comment

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