Tate Family photo shoot
We got together with Val and Simon recently for a family photo shoot. Despite the bitter cold weather we went to Pontefract Castle and had a very enjoyable morning. Here a just a few of our favourite images.
The Dunn Family – 2 years on
It seems like only a few months since we got together with Andy, Hester and their two wonderful boys, Teddy and Archie when the came over to North Yorkshire for a holiday. But it’s been two years. Here is our blog entry for their last shoot.
https://markwilsonphotography.wordpress.com/2007/09/26/where-has-the-time-gone/
Well two years later and they came for a holiday at Rutland, and we met up again for a shoot.
It was amazing to see how the boy’s have changed.
Here are a few of our favourites.
A Blog Update
We have been extremely slow at updating our blog of late. Apologies for that but we hope you will see one of the big reasons why very shortly.
The final quarter is also one of the busiest of the year with Christmas deadlines and high levels of production.
Keep checking back as we start to catch up with a few of our shoots.
Collin Family Shoot
Here is one of our shoots that we have been slow to blog due to high volumes of production and some exciting changes which should be visible very shortly.
The images are all taken in natural light and here are some of our favourite images.
A Recent Photo Shoot
Just before our break in Portugal (images coming soon), Mark was down in Warwickshire on a photo shoot with four lively girls. It was a red hot summers day and the location was ideal. Many different settings for shooting and some great light. Here are a few of our favourite images.
Bootland Family Photo Shoot
If you were given a choice between working indoors, in an office or studio, or being outdoors in the fresh air and sunshine, where would you like to be?
This week my office happened to be the east coast of Yorkshire, Filey to be exact.
Personally I would rather be outside, and that’s why I choose to shoot portraits on location.
Arriving early I had a walk along the beach and the sun was burning, although it seemed to cool as the day went on.
I was meeting three generations of the Bootland family.
We all had a great time down on the beach, with lot’s of running around and splashing in the sea and digging.
Here are a few of our favourites from the shoot.
Lucazeau Photo Shoot
Despite the crazy weather we had during July we had warm sunshine for our shoot with Amber, Tristan and their young daughter Lara when we met at Cookham recently.
We started the shoot at the family home and then after a change of outfit’s we went for a walk down by the river Thames.
Here are a selection of our favourite images from the shoot.
George and Holly’s Photo Shoot
I had a great shoot earlier last week when I met George and Holly.
The location was fantastic.
Alfie and Shrimp who you will see below also deserve a mention too.
Alfie is a 15mth old Terrior who has a character and personality that is more in keeping with the size of a Great Dane. He doesn’t sit still for a moment and every now and again you feel something tap your foot, look down and see him looking at you waiting for you to throw his ball!!
Shrimp is a wonderful, elegant dark brown pony who belongs to Holly.
Here’s a selection of our favourite images from the shoot.
Photo shoot with the Bostrom’s
One of the best things about this business has to be the people we meet and the places we shoot.
Last weekend we met with Tracy and her family plus a couple of her nieces for a photo shoot at their home.
It’s a wonderful location and they were all really fabulous to work with, we had a great time.
We were spoilt for choice regards the images and so here are a few of our favourites.
Prague Revisited
Susie and I managed to get away recently and spent some time in one of our favourite cities.
One of the many great things we like about Prague is the short distance from the UK which means the flights are only 1hr and 45 mins.
As always whenever we travel, the biggest obstacle to overcome is getting out of the the UK with our camera gear despite scaling down the amount of kit.
Funny thing is we don’t seem to have any problems anywhere else and that includes getting back in to the UK.
We stayed again at the www.hiltonhotel.com which is just on the outskirts of the city, and just set back from the banks of the river Vltava.
One of the many things we enjoy when away is that we can do plenty of walking as this means we get to see more of the place which in turn means we get to take more pictures. Prague is a really easy city to walk around. Good walking shoes recommended!
This trip we managed to visit the www.cafeimperial.cz/en/index.php – Wow – what a fantastic meal(s) we had. The whole experience was fabulous, from the food to the service to the setting. Highly recommended. In fact it was so good we went back the following night and then again the following lunchtime.
Here are just a few of the many images we took on our trip.
View along River Vltava – 2nd Bridge from bottom is Charles Bridge.
Picture below was taken in the Jewish quarter.
Changing of the guards at Prague Castle.
Some disused wooden doors from the "Communist Era" and before. They are underneath what is now the "Metronome" which is where a Statue of Stalin used to stand overlooking Prague.
Jewish Ghetto area – Josefov
A couple of Infra red images from the Jewish Cemetery
You don’t get door furniture like that in B&Q
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