After my visit to Danby I followed the road, not really knowing where I was heading, but ended up in the lovely village of Lealholm. It’s quite small but has a village shop, tea rooms, garage, plant nursery, a primary school, both a church and a chapel, a railway station, plus a football pitch where […]
Following on from Gabby and Ambar it was great to get the opportunity to meet up with four other members of the group on Saturday at the NYMNP centre at Danby Lodge – Luke, Becca, Ailish and Phoebe. They were running an event for youngsters in the woodland adjoining the car park, so that was
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Actors Livy Potter and Jacob Ward heard about my free headshots services via the York Gillygate collective and popped in before heading out on tour together. An actual couple they seem to be managing the work life balance extremely well and it was great to give them some nice shots together as well as the
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My weekly visit to Stockton taking Jake to his basketball began with a lovely drive through Bilsdale, one of the loveliest of the North York moors. Autumnal colours and a clear blue sky at 6pm meant it was hard to keep my eyes on the road, however young pheasants, recently released, meant I had to
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Another actor to work with and always fantastic. Newly graduated Freya Popplewell has an agent and is going for auditions so some additional photos depicting a range of emotions are always handy. A small selection:
I’ve known Ben all his life. Just a year younger than my son, they often enjoyed spending time together, particularly at Dalby Forest on their bikes: Now Ben has just turned 20 and popped up with his girlfriend Freya (following post) for some portraits. As you can see he’s turned into an extremely handsome young
It was great to have Gabby Richardson from the North York Moors National Park Youth Voice visiting today. She sits on various park boards currently, giving an invaluable input no doubt, but is looking to get into undertaking practical work too when she can. Although she professed to be nervous she was a brilliant sitter
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When I was clearing out the garages in Sinnington I came across a box of old parlour games dating from the 1930’s onwards. What struck me was how attractive the graphics were. While the games themselves might not hold our attention nowadays they are quite beautiful – so, I thought I’d photograph them. Touring was
