Wedding photography and portrait photography in London, Hertfordshire, the UK, Sweden and overseas
This last week has been an eye opener for me in so many ways. Not only have I discovered that if I stay up until about 2am every night that I turn into a bit of a zombie! But I feel as if I finally understand what it is I am trying to achieve with...
I really enjoyed reading this, I love personal posts! x2 September 2010 – 16:01
Great post! I like marmite too! Didn’t know you were so talented (no.6) I am so no.1 too …1 September 2010 – 15:11
Would like a cat special :-)1 September 2010 – 12:43
Haha! Wow, I didn’t realise how popular this post would be. I’ll definitely draft another one in the future. And also maybe include a cat special :)1 September 2010 – 11:56
Way to go, Tamara! :) We want more facts, please! :) And pictures of your cats!1 September 2010 – 11:14
You LIKE Marmite? Oh no!1 September 2010 – 11:12
Nice to meet you, Tamara! :-) xxx1 September 2010 – 11:12
Some fab facts about possibly my favourite photographer (and most neglected friend!)
I was aware of most of them, but maybe that’s because I’ve known you for not far off 20 years(!)
You’ve inspired me… I might do one about myself :)
j1 September 2010 – 11:06
Two weeks ago, a group of photographers all got together at Bristol Harbour, organised by Rosie Parsons from The Photography Parlour. She had arranged models, make-up artists, vintage dresses, vintage tea sets, exquisite cupcakes and flowers, a big yacht to use as our base, and lots of sunshine for the day! The fabulous suppliers were…...
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Gorgeous stuff, love it! How great were those sunglasses! x5 July 2010 – 16:07
A couple of weeks ago, a group of photographers (we’re called the Light Monkees), models and hair and make-up artists all got together for a day of shooting, experimenting, socialising, inspiring, learning, drinking, and generally having a great time. And we did. Have a fantastic time! Here are a few of my favourites from the...
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What a great use of light. I wish I could have been there.22 February 2010 – 19:03
Yesterday I had a photoshoot with models Vivienne and Katy. The purpose of the shoot was to push my boundaries and improve my technical knowledge when lighting people both with natural light and using flash creatively. Constant improvement is something that I believe very strongly about, as I never want to stand still and become...
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I was in Scotland a week or so ago, visiting friends during the weekend of the local highland games. As I’d never seen the event before, we decided to make a day of it. Luckily for us (and everyone else there) the rain just about kept off and the sun even made its appearance for...
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I am delighted you enjoyed the games in their historic venue of the Market Park in Crieff. Sadly, the “Games Committee” , an unelected group who by historical accident now “own” the Market Park, sadly, they don’t value it. Or rather, they no longer value the location having been lured into a property deal with the promise of monetary gain, whereby they would sell the park and allow a supermarket to be built upon it.
They claim they receive no personal financial gain, and that as part of the deal a new “improved” games venue would be built outside the town.
This would mean the loss of the central Market Park, part of Crieffs heritage, the home of the Highland Games, and its replacement. by a supermarket.
The Games Committee (aka company “directors” of a private limited company…..) have demonstrated breathtaking arrogance and conceit in their stated belief that “they know best” for the town.
Greed , Corruption, Criminal, Underhand, Deceitful, Illegal. You decide .6 November 2009 – 23:10
We almost did the same shots.Funny! It was a wonderfull day!I realy enjoy it.
cheers
Natwo27 October 2009 – 11:20
Love the last shot Tamara!1 September 2009 – 22:50
As one of the friends who Tamara visited, and as someone who was at the Games, I should point out that the last picture is NOT photoshopped. They did that for real!
They were amazing to watch.26 August 2009 – 22:30
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