This past weekend the family and I made our way to a small hamlet up an exceedingly small road north of Abergavenny.  The Abergavenny of Wales that is.  I was working with a few of my favourite videography friends, Sylvia and Neils from Ever After Video Productions.  My role was simple…be a photographer.  It was a challenge :)

Basically for 3 of the sessions of their wedding workshop weekend I was to do ‘my thing’ and the delegates had to work around me.  Sounds reasonable in principle but Sylvia and Neils worked with everyone loads so I had to take some time in between shots.  I suppose the good thing is that I was able to shoot some interesting behind the scenes photos of the workshop.  Of course it also meant I got to shoot some interesting couple shots.  What?  you say…including pictures on your website from a seminar?  How very dare you!!! Well, this was different.  I was responsible for setting it all up, my ideas, my spaces.  The ‘couple’ weren’t models but friends of Sylvia and Neils from Belgium.  So I got to deal with language issues as well.  So in light of that I reckon I get to post them.

I took notes

They tell me that videographers work really hard…yeah…sure…whatever

A sight that strikes fear into even the most immortal wedding photographer

Opening Neils’ box of tricks

Only the mightiest of 4x4s could make it to the top

You get this….

…from this

Cheer up Chuck…she’s a beaut

Who knew you could fill your car with candy floss?  or are those clouds?  Can’t recall

Solution to smouldering groom problem

My wife was mortified to learn that this one, the one before and the one after was actually taken in our bedroom.  I’m leaning over the cot to take this…

So…yes…for those following at home this is MY bed!

Not the Alps

I never did learn what was behind the green door

Sheep stalls….with lots’o'pellets under foot

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