It's amazing how much fun you can have with a sheet and a light. I haven't laughed so much in a long time. Narrowing the shots down for this blog was incredibly difficult, but here's a few of my favorites....
The winter is definitely upon us. The leaves are turning and the cold is gently creeping in. The winter months bring with them the most amazing crisp light, a perfect excuse for a stroll through the woods with my trusty camera and my perpetually enthusiastic terrier, Oddball.
There is a lovely feeling of calm around dusk at Lough Neagh, the gentle breeze, the sound of the waves gently caressing the shore. It's a beautiful place to just sit and watch the sunset. I've visited numerous times and each time insisted I would return with my camera.
Finally, after many days of waiting, a beautiful clear evening. Seizing the opportunity I set out, camera in tow.
I just want to say a HUGE congratulations to Wendy who has just given birth to the amazing, beautiful Luke. I'm sure she will make an awesome Mum and wish her all the very best. These shots of Wendy were taken just a few weeks ago for a shoot with S.A.K. Designs.
I have been considering setting up a facebook page for a while. This weekend I finally took the plunge, so here it is. My very own page. Feel free to have a nosey around and add yourself as a fan. If you feel really strongly you can even suggest to your friends too!
I love working with children and young people, they have so much energy and are always looking to have some fun, which always make for great photographs. I spent Saturday afternoon at the National Deaf Childrens Society Film Premier of Flukey Finn at the Storm Cinema in Belfast. The film was created by deaf teenagers from all around Northern Ireland, with a little help from BBC Blast and First Light Movies.
To find out more or get involved follow the link: NDCS
I've been thinking a lot recently about art, but mostly about the people that are behind the work. What makes them tick? Why do they do what they do? As a photographer I'm always excited to photograph interesting people, so i thought about marrying up the two. I think it would be really great to photograph local artists, whether that be visual artists, musicians, sculptors, anything at all.
I'd really like as many people as possible to get involved. So, if you think you might be interested drop me a line via the contacts page on my website.
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