I was delighted to be asked to photograph this christening at the weekend in one of Bath's most beautiful Victorian churches: St John's.
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The building is a pleasure to work in with its sombre colours, elegant lines and soaring Gothic arches, but it also has good levels of natural light, enabling me to work unobtrusively during the service without flash and still capture natural vibrant colours.
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Having said that, I was glad to have my Profoto B1 off camera lights and softbox to capture some group shots after the ceremony itself, and these were actually taken in the darkest part of the church at the west end.
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I love the colours in this shot of the west door - the deep reddish brown of the door, and the complementary shades of blue in the clothes. I think they'd planned and co-ordinated their outfits!
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Anyway, the event was a real pleasure to photograph.
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One of my favourite events to attend locally is the Bath Half Marathon. 2017's was the best-attended ever, with so many taking part that the organisers ran out of medals for the finishers! It provides a great opportunity for photographers, as long as you follow two golden rules:
Both the family fun run (above) and the full half marathon attract runners working on behalf of a range of good causes such as Marie Curie (below).
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Many photographers stay for the whole event, but for me, the best pictures are in the early stages, with runners still in good spirits (below) and expectations high!
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Will definitely be back in 2018!
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Find Another Bath exhibition at 44AD Gallery, 4 Abbey Street Bath until November 20 2016
I'm excited to be a part of this collaboration involving a group of artists and photographers living and working in Bath. It explores some of the less obvious and less-known aspects of Bath, both present and past. It's at 44AD Gallery, 4 Abbey St, Bath BA1 1NN. The exhibition is free and on until Nov 20.
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National Champagne Week. Fry-Day with posh fish and chips. At the Roman Baths Kitchen. What a splendid idea!
Toppings. Tom Kerridge. Beata Cosgrove Photography
Bath Autumn Book Festival 2015.
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