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R.I.P. Dave Lynch

Yesterday I attended a motorcycle show at Mondello Park. The day was going great with some good action on and off the track until the feature race came to an abrupt end after a multiple bike accident at the first corner resulted in a rider losing his life. Witnessing something like this brings many things in to perspective but one old saying comes straight back to mind:

Live your life to the full
Any day could be your last
Follow your hopes and dreams
Leave the bad stuff in the past

RIP Dave Lynch, deepest sympathy to all friends and family.

Prime September date free again

Due to a cancellation, I am now free once again on Friday the 24th September 2010. I’m aware that we have had several enquiries for that weekend, so please contact us if you have not yet sourced your photographer.

Thanks!

Dusting off the cobwebs…

I took in a trade show in London last weekend to get an update on the new technology and products on the market. All of this info is available online but there is nothing like seeing things in the flesh (a weekend in London might have something to do with it too…). I met with two great new album suppliers. The new book style line of albums are uber classy products which are more exclusive and a huge step up in quality from the more common GraphiStudio range that I currently carry. I also picked up a new range of small gift albums which are very cute (ribbons are back!) and great keepsakes for friends and family. I hope to have pics online as soon as I get my samples in.

In the coming months, we will also be renovating our home to accomodate a funky new office and reception area which is a project we are really looking forward to. The images on the website galleries have been updated and we have freshened things up a little on the site, so if you haven’t yet visited have a look around to get more of a feel for our work.

Spring is coming and a busy Summer up ahead - don’t you just love this time of year!

Winter weddings

Winter is a great time for a wedding. A cosy venue has more appeal during Winter as everyone settles in nicely after dark. I’m often asked what the potential is for good wedding photography during Winter. Obviously the darker evenings and colder weather might seem like drawbacks but winter is a great time for atmospheric shots.

The first thing I look for before taking any photograph is good light. Because of the low Winter sun, you can get really dramatic warm light during Winter. You also get strong directional light which makes for great shots. When the daylight is gone, I use warm additional lighting which helps to pull out that special atmosphere. I have posted a selection of Winter shots in the show below. This is best viewed full screen (the multi-arrow icon on the far right of the controls):

Email problems

My email has been down for the past 36 hours or so. If you have sent an email during this time, I did not receive it so please resend it or call me instead on (087) 0573438. Apologies for the interruption, thanks.

2009

Just a quick note to wish everyone a great Christmas and New Year.

Apart from Christmas/New Year weddings, we will be taking some down time until 4th January, so please note that there may be delays in responding to any emails and vmails between now and then.

A special thanks to all the couples we worked with this year and to our 2010 and 2011 couples who have booked ahead. Despite all the bad news in the economy, it’s great to see so many of you are not letting things get in the way of your plans.

Be safe.

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