Torrington Cavaliers burn torches ready for castle bonfire

Torrington Cavalier's captain Daren Nudds stands outside the 14th century replica Torrington Castle which is to be burnt this Saturday, Devon. The castle made of wood is the 14th bonfire project the Cavaliers have made, previous ones include a replica of HMS Victory, the fire of london and the Bismark. This Castle which will be lit by archers' flaming arrows, marks the Cavaliers 40th anniversary and has taken 18 men 2 years to build. Photo by Westcountry press PR photographer Guy Harrop

Press call at Devon murder scene

Photo by Guy Harrop 230810. Detective Supt Steve carey conducting the press call outside corden at double murder scene at Fort Mead Close, Barnstaple, Devon

Double murder in Barnstaple, Devon

Scene of double murder scene in Barnstaple, Devon,  where Police have launched an enquiry following the discovery of two bodies at a house after a fire this morning. Photo by news photographer Guy Harrop

Nikon D3s pulls it weight in low light rainy weather during Torbay 10k race

Westcountry press and pr photographer Guy Harrop makes the most of Nikon d3s low light capabilities in pouring rain covering Torbay 10k marathon for a sports magazine shoot.

World's biggest food fight La Tomatina 2010 begins in 5 days time

Tomato madness is about to hit Spain next Wednesday when the annual La Tomatina food fight festival starts. Westcountry press photographer Guy Harrop went to take photos a few years ago and found the experience truly insane. Firstly you are herded in your thousands into small streets lined with plastic, then trucks dump tons and tons of squishy tomatoes. Everyone rips everybody shirts off them and then you fight throwing tomatoes in insane bodily heat under the midday sun. They go everywhere after an hour of no escape you can make your way out and get hosed down by locals, have a beer, party or catch the train home. This pic was shortlisted in Travel Photographer of The Year - One Festival image.

Westcountry food photographer's Dad has triple yolk egg surprise

My dad, Bob, was a hotelier for 25 years, before retirement, has cooked over 155,000 eggs and this morning as the eggs went into the pan for his daily English breakfast, there was a triple yolk egg.
Having grown up on a farm he has seen his fair share of eggs and cooked with them too, but the chances of  getting three yolks are apparently one out of every 25 million eggs. Needless to say it was the first triple egg he had ever seen. Pictured is the egg in the pan by westcountry pr and food photographer Guy Harrop.

Westcountry Devon PR photographer success as more business clients commission photography shoots across the UK

Westcountry pr and press photographer Guy Harrop has had a very busy few months doing more and more magazine and pr shoots as client base spreads across the UK. Pictured is an image from a recent shoot for a magazine.

Red Arrows flyby to commemorate 70th Anniversary of the Battle Of Britain

11/08/10. A visitor takes in the Red Arrows flyby to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, pictured, on the Taw estuary in Barnstaple, Devon. Photo by Westcountry Press and Pr photographer Guy Harrop