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Rob — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 12:35:35 +0000

Ships Ahoy – A Testimonial

Rob — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 15:28:54 +0000

Liz and Lee’s Farnham and Clandon Park Wedding :

“We just wanted to say a huge thank you for our wedding pictures. They are absolutely amazing & we are overwhelmed!! You have captured every emotion of the day. We love the DVD & have watched it about 10 times already, with me shedding a tear every time!! The music is perfect too!!

Thank you for all your hard work in ensuring our pictures are so fantastic. We are so pleased with the end result!!”

To view a slideshow from Liz and Lee’s wedding, click here

Clandon Park Wedding Photographer – Liz and Lee

Rob — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 09:57:26 +0000

Life moves on. The volcano seems a distant memory (although I hear there are many people still stuck in places–ugh!) and now the sunshine has gone and hidden. You can all thank me as I had a barbecue yesterday. It was pretty much a guarantee that the weather would break just as the BBQ cover gets taken off. But before the weather changed and the cloud of invisible bits were floating above us there was the little matter of Liz and Lee’s Farnham and Clandon Park wedding to attend to. The first in a double weekend. They were able to deliver a few nice changes. First, a vicar who let me get on with what I needed to do. Second, a man in uniform..I too, even as a straight man, get wobbly when I see Richard Gere walk into the factory in dress whites. Last was the matter of speeches outside. Grand. Thanks for all those guys. It was great to get back Clandon Park. They’ve got some new uplighters and have removed the carpet from the cellar to reveal some wonderful stone work. As for Liz and Lee…I love them. Aww bless. Shame I couldn’t have stayed to see (alleged) dwarf hopping on the dance floor. But then dodgy things do happen in Tom Tit’s Stable (yes…that really is the name of the room where the evening entertainment takes place). One can only imagine the kind of traffic my site will get from Google with the keywords ‘dwarf’, ‘tits’ and ‘Richard Gere’.

If you would like to be notified when the entire gallery is available and be given a promotional code for a 10% discount on reprints, be sure to email me at rob@shootinghip.com

Liz realised that only two things come from Oklahoma….oh dear

As Noel says…don’t look back in anger

Circles of confusion

Something that didn’t work that actually did…just for something completel different

Sometimes the WB goes off the scale…and in this case I was grateful

Not nearly as scary as the stairs in The Exorcist (the reason behind many a journey to Washington DC as a teenager)

Liz goes Maybeline with Gran…this IS my Just One — click the like button and become a ‘fan’

Errr…hmmm….uhhhh….forget it

Forget Mirror Mirror on the Wall. Try Photographer Photographer on the Floor.

…I don’t see no horns!

R&R takes on a whole new meaning

Liz laughs. Lee responds…then notices someone givse him the “I’m watchin’ you” thing from Meet the Parents. Actually I don’t really know what was happening…but she did it in EVERY shot. So let’s make lemonade!

BYOH (bring your own herbs)

Rachel!

Mr Biggs enjoying a comfortable life

I love her eyes…and his bald head

Another view of the head…saucy!

To think no one’s head spun round at the end

Survey Said!

Lee’s mum blows him an amazing, heartfelt and tear driven kiss during his speech. It was rather irresponsible of him to NOT dispense Kleenex to everyone beforehand

Traditionally I’ve always been a Mary Ann type of guy…but Ginger sure is making me think twice! Link

Google Speech View

Cheap seats

Everyone’s favourite Gran

Should someone have such a happy face with such a large ‘knife’

If you would like to be notified when the entire gallery is available and be given a promotional code for a 10% discount on reprints, be sure to email me at rob@shootinghip.com

Wedding Photographer Farnham – Liz and Lee – Just One

Rob — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 06:13:23 +0000

Since my kids came along I really started appreciating the value of Grandparents. Not just because, in our case, they are so helpful…but also because of their unique relationship they have with Grandchildren. All of my Grandparents died before I ever really got to know them. So I feel blessed that the Evan and Holly have Nicola’s parents around…both of my parents, sadly, passed away before the children we born. Its because of this that and her unique smile and tender look that I fell in love with Liz’s Gran yesterday. The picture below doesn’t really need an explanation…it was just a special and funny moment when Liz asked Gran if she wanted some lipstick and Gran didn’t say no. It struck as I watched and photographed it that when Holly is the same age as Liz, Diddy (aka Holly and Evan’s Granny) would be the same age.

Toot Toot

Rob — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:45:19 +0000

No, you haven’t walked into a random episode of ‘Chuggington’ but rather a shameless plug and testimonial from a client last June. Lucille and Richard were married at Clandon Park last year and with the delivery of their album it kind of brought everything full circle. I was delighted to receive this in an email a few weeks back:

First, Lucille and I are absolutely thrilled with the art book you did for us, it looks wonderful - we look at it just about every other day as it so clearly captures the spirit and soul of our wedding, in fact all the pictures you took will forever remind us of what a great day we had. We are both so glad that we were able to have you cover the day, it was a pleasure having you around, doing your stuff, making everyone forget that the lens was there (and making us all look so good).

All of our friends keep saying that they are “the best photos ever…”

Aww…bless. Obviously I’m over the moon…and even more so that I’ve gotten more than a couple of referrals from them. Thanks a bunch guys…

If you missed their wedding you can find the blog entry by clicking Clandon Park Wedding Photography.

If you would like to see the slideshow go to Clandon Park Wedding Photographer Slideshow.

Clandon Park Wedding Photography – Lucille and Richard

Rob — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:15:00 +0000

It’s been a few months since I was last at Clandon Park. Back then I was wearing multiple layers and getting frostbite waiting for guests to arrive. Yesterday was a bit different. Hot, sweaty and in need of a drink. No, I’m not describing the Best Man shortly before his speech but yet yours truly. A few margaritas later and I reckon my photography went to the next level…floor level that is. OK, I’m lying, but it was great to be in the warm summer breeze without the sun completely tossing every shot. A bright overcast day and I’m loving life. I started with Richard and the boys at the pub and theme of drinking seemed to carry throughout the day.

How can we dance when our earth is turning?

RamboCam

You’re probably thinking that Mr Collina is the groom….but you’d be….

WRONG! Because I only shoot Grooms in the loo!

Home Sweet Loo!

Guests in waiting

Taking the expression ‘foot in the door’ a little too literally

Gorgeous Bride .. and if you closely balding photographer!

Lucille and her Dad took the slowest walk down an aisle in wedding history. I wish more did the same.

Clandon Park’s amazing Tapestry Room

Apart from being one of the best ceremony rooms in Wedding-dom, its also one that affords me the opportunity to get the first kiss…which is something that often you can’t get (fact)

Richard gets a little too excited over his ring…

…and the best man shows his displeasure accordingly (not really, but its amazing the bull I can spin with still images eh?)

Uh-maise-eng

This is from my “guests shots that could get you killed” range

Nevermind, Lucille found it funny

Ohh…something new for me CP

A wee bit gothic

4000ISO never looked so good

Eye-C-U

Richard speaks

Lucille was kind enough to visit the folks on table 2…the only table with real light

In Like a Lion

Rob — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 13:39:00 +0000

Yep, check your calendar, it’s March. How quite that happened I’m not entirely sure. Personally I’ve always felt February got the shaft with only 28 days. But its not for me to fight February’s battles. (eh?)

Great things about March:

Evan’s 4th Birthday
The Ides of March (isn’t that some sort of Shakespearian reference)
St. Patricks Day — sadly its all a bit too political here
Daylight savings time
A new F1 season

Wow, my mind is dribbling with useless info. Bet you are glad, huh?

Anyway, had 2 weddings this past weekend. In a change of protocol, what I’m gonna do is post one today and one tomorrow. So, if you’re a blog stalker (you know who you are) do pop in tomorrow afternoon for installment two. I’ve already decided what tomorrow’s post entry will be called….CHOOSE BANANAS. If you want to know why looks like you need to make a date with destiny (or 12:00noon tomorrow).

Lucy and Matt – Clandon Park – Friday February 27, 2009

I lay there, feigning injury and death and they just kept on walking!

Matt checks his watch. Sadly it wasn’t Miller Time just yet.

Look into the light…the pretty, pretty light (TBH, I have no idea)

Nope, still NOT Miller Time

Simon says “put both hands on your knees”

Lucy arrives in style and Dad is still deciding on the great Nile speech

Proud mum

Cuppa tea?

Slightly disturbing the arm protruding from the wall

Wicked light!

See!

Tungsten Love

A set of stairs so cool…

…I had to shoot’m twice

Sultry bride…tick. Sorry, went all Jerry there for a minute (please stop me in future)

Honestly, I’m not entirely sure if I like this…hmmmm

The ladies coo over the lucky one who just got my phone number…..

….or its a 12 week scan. Who knows for sure?

The queue for the toilets was a bit excessive

The end of the line

Clandon Park….the rumours of it being haunted have been categorically proven

This might have been an accident…it was 3000 clicks ago, so who the hell knows

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