NEA PART 7 - Location information

I will be talking about where i will be taking the pictures of the cards and / or other props that i will need for my magazine.

I will primarily be using a bids eye view / top down shot or close up shot to photograph my props. This will occur in my house probably in my room on a flat white or black table. They could also be taken on a grey sofa, so that all the focus will be on the prop.

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