Exposure Exhibition
February 9, 2018 § Leave a comment
I am looking forward to being part of, and displaying an exhibition of my “Strong Spirits” Parkour Photography.
EXPOSURE: Exploring Glasgow’s Underground Through a Lens
11th February 2018 // 5pm-10pm
The Old Hairdressers, 27 Renfield Lane, Glasgow.
Non ticket just an Entry fee: £1
All Proceeds will be donated to charity.
A pop-up, one-day exhibition which focuses on local talented photographers showing unique and innovative perspectives of the city of Glasgow through their lenses. We argue that “Underground Makes Glasgow” – that is the celebration of the different, the unseen, along with varying other aspects of the city which are not commonly witnessed.
Update:
The night was a great success with an attendance of 335.
Big thanks to @smurph77 for the photo magic in the group shot. Thank you to all who attended. Thank you to my Parkour family, my Photography peers, good friends and Instagram friends who took the time to visit and say hi.
Greig Paterson (Model shoot) Stood up
October 10, 2015 § 4 Comments
One of my favourite male models to work with is Greig Paterson
We did this photo shoot on the streets of Glasgow as the sun was beginning to set.
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Metropolitan Fashion Show
August 22, 2015 § 4 Comments
Last week my camera and I were invited to the Metropolitan Fashion Show in Edinburgh. Below are some of the photos from the day.
Models and make-up
Make-up Artist Pauline Baker
After make-up some of the models, began to loosen up before getting their outfits on.
Sammie Hatichavadi & Paul Keenan Gettin’ Loose
KT Matsetse and Zeno
I was happy to see Model KT Matsetse again. I love KT’s energy!
Paul Keenan
I was particularly lucky to have met this fine Model and Gentleman, Paul Keenan. I knew of Paul through the #ScotStreetStyle community movement, but it was good to see and talk to this fine man, plus capture a Portrait. 🙂
Time for the Show!!
Designer: Siobhan MacKenzie Kilts Models: Sammie Hatchavadi & Paul Keenan
Designer: Siobhan MacKenzie Kilts Model: Martina Tserk
Model: Barbara Szcesny
Designer: C Watson. Model: Rosalind Main
Designer: C Watson. Model: Brook Watson
Designer: C Watson
Designer: C Watson
Designer: C Watson. Model: Klinta Tjapusina
I would like to thank Farah for making all this happen.
Farah
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Tommy Cairns photo shoot
April 3, 2015 § Leave a comment
I had the pleasure in meeting and capturing the portrait of Tommy Cairns, in his home town. Below are some photos from the day.
I started off with a 3 light flash set-up, as I wanted to created a strong portrait of this fine man.
We soon moved to natural light…
I would like to thank Tommy for his warmth and wisdom. Apart from me taking photos, Tommy Cairns is a talented and well established photographer himself. We talked in depth about photography without talking about photography equipment, my kind of conversation.
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Portrait work
December 7, 2014 § Leave a comment
Below are some of my recent Portrait work :
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Craig Beattie (Photo Shoot)
November 18, 2014 § 2 Comments
Below are a sample of photos I recently shot for Craig Beattie. A professional Trombonist who works here in the UK and in the USA.
For Craig a strong and classic environment was chosen.
If you are interested in more information on Craig Beattie or to learn to be a Trombonist, please check out his website.
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November 2, 2013 § Leave a comment
When I have a spare few minutes, see beautiful light or just pushing my creativity. I will just use my Samsung S2 camera phone and post a photo to my Instagram page
It is refreshing from time to time, in not using my professional equipment, to just explore creativity, imagination and push the abilities of a camera phone. And feedback what I have discovered back into my professional work. A photographer should never sit on his or her laurels, but always strive, fine tune and often push themselves out of their comfort zone.
