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Our photographers can be highly established to new photographers just starting. All work is for sale and caters for most budgets. We particulalry pride ourselves on being one of the friendliest galleries and a warm welcome awaits whether you are new to the medium or an expert.
Gallery-Close was one of the first commercial photographic galleries in Scotland.
Owner Chris Close is an established professional photographer with decades of experience at the cutting edge of commercial photography. His author portraits exhibition at The Edinburgh Book Festival attracting much critical acclaim for their unique style and concept.
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