Friday 6 November 2009

Morgan..



OK OK..

here are some more of Morgan..

who had his first set of 'jabs' yesterday....




and, with Mummy...


just got to find someone to take some of me and Morgan now...

Phil



recent faves

Here is Michelle, my PA's family, first her nephew, we really liked the Hear-no, see-no, speak no idea from the website and they wanted to re-create it with him, so with a little coaxing, i managed to get him to perform ..






Here he was having a sulk.. but it makes for a great portrait. I don't always want massive smiles. Children are little people too, with their own moods and personalities and we need to convey that in 'portraits'.



More hear no, see, no.. but this time of all the grandkids.. for Michelle's Mummy....

Abigail and Thomas are old hats at this now, I have photographed them many times, and Thomas I think classes me as an equal..!? I am glad to be, i don't think I am much older than him inside anyway?
Abigail has really blossomed, and is the perfect little model now, after a tough age last time I photographed her last time, she is now full of confidence and loves having her photo taken.


Finally...

sorry michelle.....

here is Michelle and her sister......



I had to do it...

thats me in trouble tomorrow!

oops!

pictures from The Grand Hotel Eastbourne

Following on from my previous post, here are the results from the shoots. It was great shooting on a busy saturday at The grand, and the staff helped immensely. I am sorry for monopolising their Great hall for an hour, and hope the chairs went back as they should have? Any way, here are the photos ...


this is the great grand childre,n such a great bunch. There are a few personalities here..


here, we have The eldest brothers and sisters, grand parents to the children above.


..and here, the final result of the full family portrait..

I think the regal nature of the surroundings really make for a unique and beautifully traditional family portrait which will become a valued heirloom.


Thank you to all the Edlingtons and again, the staff at the grand, without whom, the shoot would not have been possible..

Phil