Loooking out the window at the atrocious weather on Sunday afternoon (it has been raining ALL DAY!) makes me appreciate how lucky we all were at yesterday’s wedding!
A lovely wedding with a very chilled out couple. Thanks Becky and David, have a great honeymoon!
Bridget & I had to work at a charity ball on the night of our 23rd wedding anniversary last weekend, but Sam managed to capture this image during a quiet moment.
……and a few of the customers!!
Happy New Year to all our friends and customers.
We look forward to seeing you during 2011.
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I am planning two personal project for 2011 which will be posted regularly on the blog.
The first is PHOTO OF THE DAY. This will be a photo that I have taken on that particular day. Sometimes this will be from a photoshoot or wedding on that day, others will be a photo taken specifically for the project. The selected photo may not necessarily be the best or favourite of the day, the only criteria is that is was TAKEN on that day…. This is quite a challenge and I know this will be difficult to maintain. I can already tell you there will be some pretty random images, and certainly won’t be masterpieces every day as I struggle to find time and inspiration for a daily image. The first image (in the post below) is a self portrait taken today. I hope it doesn’t scare you too much!
The second project is called 52 VIEWS OF BURNHAM. Each week I will take and image somewhere in Burnham and add it to the blog. I have not taken this week’s image yet but will add it by next weekend.
A good turnout in Burnham Park as villagers gathered to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday.
A favourite from one of this evening’s viewings
I looked out of the kitchen window and saw a pair of deer at the back of the studio munching away on the fallen limb of a fir tree.
I quietly opened up the studio, grabbed my camera and took a few shots. Hardly wildlife photographer of the year but glad to capture the moment because these deer were far bigger than any I had seen in the garden before.
Unfortunately they were spooked by a passerby walking their dog in the field behind the garden and I have not seen them since.
