I haven’t blogged for a while…in fact…I haven’t photographed much for a while…
It felt great to pick up my camera, screw on my 50mm prime and throw my camera strap over my shoulder this morning. It may well be November i.e. the middle of the wedding photography ‘low season’ but it was sunny out and photography is my passion… I must shoot more regularly.. must!
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Manchester has some truly beautiful buildings and public spaces, I have enclosed a few photos from a recent trip to the city to see a friend. The photos are not wedding related, nor are they technically architectural photos * the weather however was glorious, the blue sky was to die for.. I couldn’t help but snap away and take some photos in the amazingly unusual 26c heat!
*A message for any architectural photographers – You will instantly notice that a tilt shift lens was not used here, I could have used lens correction in Photoshop to solve this issue but in this instance I have left the photos as they were shot..17mm wide on a full frame.
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Over the course of its 100 year history The Midland Hotel in Manchester has welcomed many a king, queen, president and rock star. The Grade II listed hotel oozes luxury, comfort and style and earlier this month it welcomed Vicky and Chris who held their wedding at the beautiful venue. Here are a selection of photos which tell the story of their day.
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Hey Tom – these pics look AMAZING. Can’t wait to see the rest. Jaqui and Dave Copley x
I dont just shoot weddings, I occasionally post photos from other events including holidays. Here are a few photos from a short break with friends in Spain where we celebrated my friend Natalie’s birthday.
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These are gorgeous, I like the terrace shots. x
Thanks kirsten, the villa was beautiful, the views were even more impressive!
Tramlines sprung into life just three years ago and yet the music festival which takes over the very heart of the city of Sheffield has become one of the city’s most popular events. The free for all, two day music festival was this year spread across 5 main stages with dozens of additional smaller venues, one off parties and outside events. A continental market with over 25stalls selling fresh produce and food from around the world was also arranged to coincide with the festival which quite literally takes over the centre of the city.
Over 125thousand people visited the festival in 2010, no official figures for 2011 have been released as yet but the festival is drastically increasing in popularity on a year by year basis, the figures could be 150thousand, perhaps more! Here are a selection of photos from the final day of the festival..
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