We Are Moving

Next Monday, March 1st 2009, we'll be moving to a new location. At the moment I do not have the new telephone number so please use my mobile number (07899 804600). I'll post the new landline number on my website just as soon as we are connected.

We are moving back towards Glasgow. This is an exciting new development and I hope the location will be more accessible to more of my clients. My photography tuition continues to grow in popularity and after the move I will be holding courses in the conference facilities over in the xScape complex at Braehead. More details to follow.

I will be continuing with the ever popular pre wedding shoots and will be holding these in Pollok Park and the Glasgow Science Centre. These are shoot locations I used several years ago, so it will be good to revisit them.

Speak soon.

Personal Work

One of my ongoing personal photography projects is "Glasgow Through Rainy Windows" (working title). Here's a few recent images, taken with a Canon compact camera I always carry. I was sitting at traffic lights at the time.


And here's a favourite wedding venue image from last year. It's the House for an Art Lover over at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. It was taken on a Nikon D3 with the wonderful 14-24mm f2.8 lens.


Thanks for looking.

Photography Exhibition : Glasgow

Women and Children First : Jitka Perinova & Victor Eadie

The 13th Note in Glasgow regularly hold art exhibitions; currently they have photography & mixed medium paintings created Jitka Perinova with contributions by Victor Eadie.

All proceeds from the opening night & any sales of the work exhibited are being sent to the individuals photographed.

Photography is a powerful force when coupled with a worthy cause. Here the link link

16 February to 1 March, 2009

the 13th Note
50-60 Kings Street
Glasgow
G1 5QT
Scotland

tel: 0141 553 1638

Photography Exhibition : Edinburgh

25 Years of Photography : National Gallery of Scotland

This exhibition celebrates the first 25 years of the Scottish National Photography Collection (and long may it continue). The collection is designed to collect, research, exhibit and publish photography with a Scottish bias. And why not. Here's the link link.

14 February to 19 April, 2009

National Gallery Complex
The Mound
Edinburgh
EH2 2EL
Scotland

World Press Photo Contest 2008

Winners Announced

The international jury of the 52nd annual World Press Photo Contest have selected a black-and-white image by American photographer Anthony Suau as World Press Photo of the Year 2008.

Winning images can be found on the World Press Photo website. Here's their link link