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Roofing photography
Sometimes photography is needed to document works. In this case its the re-roofing of a large building by a local roofing company. Photographs can illustrate
Recognition from Olympus
It’s always nice to get a some recognition for your photography. I use two camera systems. A Nikon full frame mirrorless system, and an Olympus m43
Child-Parent Screening: Rebecca’s story
Many of the photography jobs I get involve photographing people, for national news stories. 99% of the time I don’t get to see my images
Petertide ordinations at Truro Cathedral
Over the weekend I photographed the new deacons and priests being ordained at Truro Cathedral. Always a pleasure, and something I have done for many
New Archdeacon of Bodmin
The Ven Kelly Betteridge was licensed as the new Archdeacon of Bodmin at St Petroc’s Church in Bodmin on Sunday (May 23). The service was
New Mayor of Truro, Councillor Steven Webb
Last night Truro Cathedral hosted the annual Truro Mayor Making ceremony, where Councillor Steven Webb was elected to be the new Mayor of Truro. Paralyzed from
The Poldice Valley mine, from the air
Carrying on the theme of mining in Cornwall, I took my newly purchased DJI drone to the Poldice Valley to do some test flights and
The Ale & Cakes tin mine – again
In an earlier blog post I wrote about visiting the Ale & Cakes tin mine at sunset. It’s a location that has been photographed numerous
Editing an image
This can be quite a contentious subject. Should you edit a photo, or leave it as it came out of the camera. For me, as
What’s the point of ‘before and after’ photography?
One of my clients, Gloweth Ltd, recently posted on Facebook to show an example of what they can do with a dilapidated property. Their restoration
Why is professional photography a must for construction companies?
Are you familiar with the popular saying, ‘A picture is worth a thousand words’? As someone who works with both small and large construction
Storm Ciara, from 2020
Looking back to last year, Storm Ciara hit Cornwall, and I decided to photograph it at high tide. This image was taken at Portreath. It’s a