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Family photographs to treasure.

Sarah — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 09:22:43 +0000

Over the weekend I was invited to photograph this great family. Clients wanting informal pictures of them having fun together is my idea of a great photoshoot and it’s definitely those sort of photographs that memories are made of. I’m not sure whether it was his Irish heritage or whether he was just a wonderfully gifted storyteller but this dad had his little girl in stitches acting and recounting the story of Cinderella. As you can see in the picture below, she took great delight in turning him into a pumpkin with the wave of her pink marabou feathered wand. As for her little brother, he was just a total cutie and is obviously desperate to be able to join in when he’s big enough. Thank you all for a great morning

Annabel Williams Photography Awards 2009

Sarah — Fri, 08 May 2009 14:30:47 +0000

I entered the Annabel Williams Photography Awards 2009 earlier this year and I have been rewarded by winning Best Portrait Album. Many thanks for all those who have sent their congratulations – it’s been much appreciated

Thank you letters.

admin — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 13:42:27 +0000

I recently went to the SWPP conference in Hammersmith and met up with a lot of fellow photographers who I now class as good friends. It was also exciting to be introduced to a number of other new people and we chatted and laughed, had a few drinks and swapped notes etc. as you do at these things. A few days later an unexpected “thank you” note dropped through the letter box from one photographer in particular – Chris MacKenzie. I can’t tell you how lovely it was to receive! Chris had taken the time to hand write a personal note which obviously takes so much more thought and effort. The picture on the front of the card made me laugh – even though we had only met for a short time it obviously didn’t take him that long to realise that, given half the chance, I would eat cake in exactly the same way