Uncover Korczak's Warsaw by Smartphone - www.culture.pl

An exciting new app for exploring Warsaw, completely free. Brings the past to reality.
Will certainly be having a look at this for our next trip to Warsaw.

Uncover Korczak's Warsaw by Smartphone - www.culture.pl

THE OTLEY VINTAGE TRANSPORT EXTRAVAGANZA

I hope our photographs of the Otley Vintage Transport Extravaganza will give you an impression of this event.Lots of variety, all shapes, size, type and age. 

http://otleyvintagetransportextravaganza.vpweb.co.uk/About-Us.html

Photography by http://www.image-and-style.co.uk/

Collinson Twin by Image and Style

Interesting photo shoot last week with musical duo Collinson Twin. Lots of detail about them in our previous blog but here are more photographs taken at The Craven Heifer in Addingham, West Yorkshire.

More of our Collinson Twin photographs can be viewed at www.image-and-style.co.uk

Poster Design by Image and Style

One of our local venues in Addingham, nr Ilkley decided to host an 'Open Mic' evening complimented with chinese food and a book signing by author Stephen Mosley.
We were asked to design and produce a poster for the event. It was an interesting and appetising project with lots of food photography.

'Collinson Twin' Adam and Stephen are both big fans of Hammer Horror Films and took their name from the twins Madeleine and Mary Collinson, the stars of Hammer's 1971 vampire film TWINS OF EVIL, also starring Peter Cushing.
Adam works as a teaching assistant in Harrogate, and also plays solo gigs at such venues as the Half Moon Inn in Pool, and the Red Lion in Burley in Wharfedale.
Stephen is actor and writer. His book of strange tales THE BOY WHO LOVED SIMONE SIMON (which I also illustrated) is out now, and was selected by ENTERTAINMENT FOCUS as one of the 10 Best Books of 2011!

An Extract from 'The Boy Who Loved Simone Simon' read by Stephen Mosley

Useful Links

Chinese Cuisine in Yorkshire
Collinson Twin, Their Music
Image and Style, Photographers
Author Stephen Mosley, an interview

Broughton Hall near Skipton, Wedding Photography

             

This location is a fantastic venue for wedding photography, Broughton Hall near Skipton.

PS - Since posting this video we have now retired from wedding photography but we keep this post as a memento, hope you enjoy.

To view more of our photography please visit  our image library.

We do hope you will enjoy the photographs and perhaps find some which will inspire and enhance    your article or publication.

They may also help find your next

film/video location.

(downloads and prints are available)

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The 1940s in Haworth

Well, back in Haworth for a great event providing fantastic opportunities for portrait/reportage style photography. The village is decked out to depict the 1940's war years and a superb job they do of it.

From experience we think for photography it is best to arrive about 9.30am and photograph until lunchtime after which it is usually to busy and packed in the main street for what we call comfortable photography.

During that time though you will see a huge range of characters, uniforms, WW2 equipment and civilian attire.

All photographs from this event will soon soon be transferred to our Image Library - see link below.

In the near future several of the images on our websites  will be available on a rights managed basis for media use, advertisements, websites, magazines, publishers, travel books, etc. through our image library. 

They may also help find your next film/video location.

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www.procam.me

 

Photography on the Wall

Quite by chance earlier this week I came across a very interesting artists studio in Ilkley. I was walking along Leeds Road on my way home when I almost stumbled over an advertising 'A' board that had blown over onto the pavement, whilst picking it up and putting it back on display saw it was advertising an artists studio the 'Art Loft'. This was one I had not heard of before and as I was always on the lookout for places to exhibit our fine art photographs I decided to take a look. 
Eventually found the studio tucked away behind Ilkley's main auction house, Hartleys. 

Had a good chat with the owner /artist Liz Sutcliffe ( lizarra ) and discovered that her paintings have been finding their way into private collections all over the world. Liz has also accepted commissions from Italy and America as well as London.
As well as exhibiting her own work Liz has works by other artists hanging on the walls which give the studio a real feeling of warmth and vibrance. One of Liz's pastels 'Partners' is really impressive, in fact stunning, don't take my word for it, visit the Art Loft Studio or visit the website www.lizaraartloft.com

I am pleased to say that Liz has allowed Photography on the Wall to exhibit several of our fine art photographs at her studio.

Useful links


The 'Art Loft'


Ilkley, information

The Artist

Photography on the Wall

An Image Library - PROCAM

Burnsall Bridge over The River Wharfe in The Yorkshire Dales.

At long last after design work and much fine tuning our new new website is live. Its purpose is to display our landscape photographs for people to enjoy and hopefully to purchase and help enhance your article or publication.

We have displayed the images in several galleries, landscapes, villages, towns and cities, coastal, transport plus many more. As time goes on we will add new photographs both black and white and colour to the galleries.
The scene below is just one example, we were up at 5.30 am for this one, Sunrise at the Cow and Calf  Rocks, Ilkley, West Yorkshire.

 There are many other photographs of the Yorkshire countryside and coastal scenes as well such as the Lobster Pots on the Quayside at Staithes 

shown below.

Our Image Library can be viewed at

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 We do hope you will enjoy the photographs and perhaps find some which will inspire and enhance your article or publication.

They may also help find your next

film/video location.

(downloads and prints are available)

More location photographs of our

'Dales Road Trip'

to follow.

Dent (In the Yorkshire Dales National Park)

Aysgarth

Askrigg

Hawes

Gayle

Bainbridge

and finally Buckden