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Category Archives: Canon 7D
Friday, September 30, 2011
 Last weekend I had the pleasure of photographing my old colleague and friend, Petrea’s wedding. Amazingly, it didn’t rain, and the sky allowed some drama, I was happy. I was assisted all day by my girlfriend Julie, and she did an amazing job of holding remote flash, helping to ensure that we didn’t miss critical…
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 I have been spending a lot of my weekends at Campbeltown this year, but still haven’t seen all of the main local geographical attractions. My dear colleague Catherine who lives there had recommended the Gauldrons some time ago, but I only remembered her suggestion today. Julie kindly showed me this amazing place, and I have…
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Posted in Canon 7D, Landscape, Portrait, Sigma 10-20, Sigma 28 f1.8Tags: baby bump, bay, beach, handheld HDR, Kintyre, macrahanish, rocks, shore, shoreline, the gauldrons, waves
 It’s been a while since I have posted, partly because life has been busy, and partly because I wanted to let the pictures from my first wedding shoot sit at the top of the page for a while. I enjoyed the experience a lot and am therefore looking forward to doing more, if you or…
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Posted in Canon 7D, Flowers, Landscape, Macro, TownscapeTags: Italy, Lake Garda, Lazise, Limone, Malcesine, mountains, Riva, shutters, Tarbole, townscapes
 Well, the day of Phil and Harvie’s wedding finally dawned last week, and for much of the morning the weather hung in the balance between dry and rainy. This photograph of Stonefield Castle Hotel where the wedding was being held gives you a clue as to the weather conditions that prevailed; yes it rained all throughout…
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 I’m very honoured to be invited to post on Matthew’s blog, although I feel I’m maybe defacing it in some small way with less than perfect portraits! A couple of weeks ago I assisted Matthew while he photographed Emma, Alison and Shona, three lovely girls who were thankfully very friendly, patient and obliging! It was…
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