The North Deal Community Centre
Tue, Oct 25 2011 07:52
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The new north Deal Community Centre
A Nice Italian Lunch
Tue, Oct 11 2011 08:16
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So what does a professional food photographer snap on holiday?
more food....
These are a few shots taken of a great lunch in Billingshurst during our recent break.
Italian Quality at it's best
Dolce Salato Ristorante Pizzeria - www.dolcesalato.co.uk
more food....
These are a few shots taken of a great lunch in Billingshurst during our recent break.
Italian Quality at it's best
Dolce Salato Ristorante Pizzeria - www.dolcesalato.co.uk
The Dining Club DEAL
Sat, Sep 10 2011 06:51
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A really great place to dine...
This is a recent commercial shoot.
Enjoy
This is a recent commercial shoot.
Enjoy
The Dining Club from conjuror on Vimeo.
Why not snap up a bargain and help someone else at the same time?
Carers’ Support Dover District and Thanet have teamed up with Smugshot the Deal portrait photographers to raise money for local families.
When you make a donation of £25 to Carers’ Support, SmugShot photographers will give you a family portrait setting and a framed print worth £100.
Each year Smugshot photographers supports a local charity and this year have decided to work with the Kent Messenger charity of the year 2011 - Carers’ Support Dover District & Thanet.
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The charity will receive the full £25 for each family portrait sold. Laurie Philp - photographer and business owner said " I have been aware of the work of the carers support over the last few years and I'm now delighted that I'm in a position to help fund raise for this great cause.
As a former professional fundraiser I know just how difficult it can be for local charities to raise money. In a strange way we are both in the same business... families."
Carers' Support - Dover District & Thanet is a registered charity providing a free service to Carers who live within the Dover and Thanet Districts. They provide support by offering a wide variety of services, including: one-to-one emotional support, practical information and advice. The organisation seeks to raise the awareness of Carers' issues and to ensure that Carers' views are heard.
If you would like to “snap" up a bargain for your family while helping others at the same time, you can make your donation of £25 and receive your family portrait voucher by contacting Kathy at Carers’ Support on 01304 364637 or Laurie at SmugShot on 01304 369328.
Find out more here
When you make a donation of £25 to Carers’ Support, SmugShot photographers will give you a family portrait setting and a framed print worth £100.
Each year Smugshot photographers supports a local charity and this year have decided to work with the Kent Messenger charity of the year 2011 - Carers’ Support Dover District & Thanet.
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The charity will receive the full £25 for each family portrait sold. Laurie Philp - photographer and business owner said " I have been aware of the work of the carers support over the last few years and I'm now delighted that I'm in a position to help fund raise for this great cause.
As a former professional fundraiser I know just how difficult it can be for local charities to raise money. In a strange way we are both in the same business... families."
Carers' Support - Dover District & Thanet is a registered charity providing a free service to Carers who live within the Dover and Thanet Districts. They provide support by offering a wide variety of services, including: one-to-one emotional support, practical information and advice. The organisation seeks to raise the awareness of Carers' issues and to ensure that Carers' views are heard.
If you would like to “snap" up a bargain for your family while helping others at the same time, you can make your donation of £25 and receive your family portrait voucher by contacting Kathy at Carers’ Support on 01304 364637 or Laurie at SmugShot on 01304 369328.
Find out more here
Bark in the Park :O)
Sun, Feb 6 2011 06:17
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Just a few pictures of bark on the trees in the park today. The colours are real... enjoy. I did!
Laurie
Laurie
Photography Workshop by Request...
We've been asked to run it again.
So we have...
“How To Get More From Your Camera” workshop
will take place on Saturday 19th February 2011
at the
The Five Bells, Eastry Nr Sandwich Kent - starting at 10.00 finishing about 17.00
Limited to 12 places only
So don't be disappointed talk to myself or Lesley at once!
The workshop is suitable for anyone at any level who just wants to get more from their camera.
We know it's not the camera that takes the picture it's the photographer. It doesn't matter how much you spend on a camera unless you know how to use it, all you will produce is very expensive snaps.
find out more click here
Makeover Session in Todays Kent On Sunday
Sun, Jan 23 2011 07:24
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Makeover Session For Kent On Sunday group Reporter Jenny Armstrong
Sun, Jan 23 2011 06:08
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Olwen Shaw and I appeared in the newspapers this week having created a makeover session for a local reporter Jenny Armstrong of the Kent on Sunday newspaper group.
Jenny came along to write about the benefits of having a makeover. I was there to capture the results.
Although better known now as a pet photographer I did train and teach portraiture for 10 years in Oz and the US. I'm in the same business as Olwen: to help real people look and feel their best. Just because professional photographers can produce sharp pictures doesn't mean that they have any understanding of what it's like to sit the other side of the lens. The camera in unsympathetic hands can really destroy the confidence of the subject. I'm a fat, bald bloke, So I know how to be kind to people.
If you'd like to see what the session looked like I’ve created a video that can be viewed on this link...
Jenny came along to write about the benefits of having a makeover. I was there to capture the results.
Although better known now as a pet photographer I did train and teach portraiture for 10 years in Oz and the US. I'm in the same business as Olwen: to help real people look and feel their best. Just because professional photographers can produce sharp pictures doesn't mean that they have any understanding of what it's like to sit the other side of the lens. The camera in unsympathetic hands can really destroy the confidence of the subject. I'm a fat, bald bloke, So I know how to be kind to people.
If you'd like to see what the session looked like I’ve created a video that can be viewed on this link...
Makeover Session For Kent On Sunday group Reporter Jenny Armstrong
Olwen Shaw and I appeared in the newspapers this week having created a makeover session for a local reporter Jenny Armstrong of the Kent on Sunday newspaper group.
Jenny came along to write about the benefits of having a makeover. I was there to capture the results.
Although better known now as a pet photographer I did train and teach portraiture for 10 years in Oz and the US. I'm in the same business as Olwen: to help real people look and feel their best. Just because professional photographers can produce sharp pictures doesn't mean that they have any understanding of what it's like to sit the other side of the lens. The camera in unsympathetic hands can really destroy the confidence of the subject. I'm a fat, bald bloke, So I know how to be kind to people.
If you'd like to see what the session looked like I’ve created a video that can be viewed on this link...
Jenny came along to write about the benefits of having a makeover. I was there to capture the results.
Although better known now as a pet photographer I did train and teach portraiture for 10 years in Oz and the US. I'm in the same business as Olwen: to help real people look and feel their best. Just because professional photographers can produce sharp pictures doesn't mean that they have any understanding of what it's like to sit the other side of the lens. The camera in unsympathetic hands can really destroy the confidence of the subject. I'm a fat, bald bloke, So I know how to be kind to people.
If you'd like to see what the session looked like I’ve created a video that can be viewed on this link...