This post is an excellent example of why communication between the client and the photographer is SO important. If you’re looking for any kind of “Style” in your photos, please read on!
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Gala Night Photographer at the TLH Carlton Hotel in Torquay, Devon
I love the wide range of events I get asked to cover. Gala nights are a favourite of mine because, just like weddings, there are lots of smiles and candid shots to capture. Let’s have a look at what an evening at the function room at the Carlton Hotel is like…
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Corporate Portrait Photography in Exeter, Devon.
I had a call for a portrait session for a company in Exeter, Devon. This was a quick turnaround shoot with an hour on location and the retouched photos ready the same day.
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Model photoshoot at Meadfoot in Torquay, Devon.
There are ‘out of the way’ places that our tourists tend to miss, but the locals know how much beauty those hidden places hold. There are few places better for the model photoshoot I had in mind than the place we went to.
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Business photoshoot of new van decals, at Meadfoot beach and St Marychurch, Torquay
Langs in St Marychurch, Torquay needed the new decals on his van photographed in a location that people would know was Torquay. Meadfoot was the perfect choice for the job in hand…
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Christmas Dance group portrait photography in Exeter, Devon.
When deciding where to photograph a local dance group for some Christmas photos, there could not be a better place than Princesshay in Exeter. See how we got on. I’ve included a flash photography tip about how I achieved this lighting at the end…
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Product photography for Amazon and shopping carts
I had a new client reach out, asking if I did product photography. He wanted pure white backgrounds for his products. I have everything necessary for this and I have one very happy new client. See how I achieved it…
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Deadpool, A.K.A Sean, asked if I could collaborate on a photo shoot. I photographed Spiderman at my home studio just a couple of days before the lockdown. Sean was really keen to have his own session but we had to wait until the restrictions had started easing up. We met at the car park next to the Penn Inn roundabout and we shot in and around the tunnels under the roundabout.
The area was popular with cyclists, some tearing through the tunnels at max speed so for the most part we kept to one side and shot in the middle only when necessary for composition.
Deadpool brought a smile to several smaller faces, as well as some mid teen faces. He sure was popular with everyone coming through 🙂
I had with me my AD600 Pro and a parabolic softbox so I could light Sean even in harsh sunlight. I mostly used the 85mm 1.4 and a few from the 24-70mm 2.8. These lenses allowed me to keep 2-10 metres away from Sean for the entire shoot.
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Commercial photography shoot for Exeter business
MTS Rider training needed to promote that they were back open for business and the steps they have taken for COVID-19, to both protect themselves and their trainees…
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