Hettie and Dylan

Great to see you again

After having an steady 2009/2010 we are starting to get into the wedding season and 2010/2011 is proving to be are busiest year to date, so if you are planning your wedding in 2010 or 2011 don't lose any time to find out if we are available to photograph your special day!

Below are a few photographs of a lovely family that I photographed recently, it always makes my job a lot easier if the younger members of a family are enthusiastic and Hettie and Dylan certainly were very keen, and of course this helps mum and dad relax and enjoy the experience!

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Targetdry Pictures

Hi again

Here are some photographs from a recent commercial photoshoot. The client was Targetdry, an outdoor clothing manufacturer based in east Belfast. They specialise in packaway jackets, hiking jackets, equestrian clothing and over-trousers. The client specified that the jackets had to be realistic and look as if someone was actually wearing it, rather than being photographed on a hanger. Some of the results are shown below.

SWPP and Owen photographs

This week I became a member of the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers. So now I will be working towards gaining some professional qualifications.

Also here are a few photographs from a pre-Christmas photoshoot. Matt and Rosemary with their two children Abigail and Jessica. They were all really great to photograph and the girls had lots of fun, as well as sweets! This was also my last shoot that I photographed before I got my new 24-70mm, f/2.8 lens. I will post some photographs that I took with my new lens in the next few weeks.

Ulster Historical Foundation Photographs

Last month I did a some work for the Ulster Historical Foundation.The Ulster Historical Foundation is a long-established, highly reputable research and publishing agency. It offers extensive knowledge on the sources available for tracing Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors. Services include online databases of over 2 million records, genealogy and history books, and personal ancestral research.

They are completely self funding and held a fundraising dinner in Hillsborough Castle. Below are just a couple of the famous faces who were at the dinner.

In the first photograph is Dame Mary Peters with Sir Jonathan Phillips and Sir William Hall and in the second is UTV newsreader, Kate Smith with Chef husband, Michael Deane and Ulster Historical Foundation Chairman, Denis Desmond.

In the photograph below I was asked to photograph Environment Minister, Edwin Poots and Jean Kelly, author of "Charlie Crow Sorts it".