Low noise high ISO helps Devon photographer in low light magazine commissions.

Double page spread on Cornwall rave run published in current edition of Runner's World April 2011.Shot at almost dusk, photographer Guy Harrop had major light issues - luckily using the latest Nikon D3s pushing the ISO up is no longer an issue. This was shot at ISO 2000 160th second at f8 on 200mm lens.

North Devon PR photographer goes to the forest and finds tree hugging a comfort

Thanks to the government's U-turn last month to abandon plans to change the ownership of the 258,000 hectares of state-owned woodland we can all breathe a sigh of relief. Our forests are now safe down to good campaigning and people power. Westcountry PR photographer Guy Harrop has just finished a set of images showing the beauty and harmony between man and the forest.

Devon PR photographer takes to the road as more stock photos soon to be online

More stock photo images soon to be online several from recent shoot of motoring soon to be live for clients across the UK. Photo by Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop

Top chefs launch westcountry foodie guide in Cornwall

Celebrity chefs Michael Caines, Rick Stein and Nathan Outlaw celebrating the launch of the Trencherman's guide 2011/2012 in the Camel Estuary in Cornwall. The Trencherman's Guide, in its 19th year is the South West's leading guide to the top restaurants across the Westcountry. Photo Food PR photographer Guy Harrop

food photographer discovers chocolates that taste just too good.

Food photographer Guy Harrop has been catching up with new foodie commissions - this photograph, part of a set featuring the art of eating luxury chocolate truffles made by leading chocolatier Carlo Melchior in South Molton, Devon. Guy has a busy week ahead with 2 more luxury food photoshoots this week.

Guinness drinking sheep help promote St. Patrick's day images on International picture library

International Alamy picture library uses Devon PR photographer image of Guinness drinking sheep with shamrock on it's front page to promote St.Patrick's day photos.

North Devon photographer catches up with Russian ballerinas who are now 2 stone lighter, on their UK tour

Members of the famous alternative Russian ballet company, The Big Ballet prepare their makeup before their performance at the Landmark theatre in Ilfracombe, Devon. The Big Ballet company has recently lowered its strict minimum weight requirement from 17 stone to 15 stone, for the first time in it’s 16 year history, this is due to a surprising drop in the average weight of auditioning hopefuls. They are currently on a nationwide tour across the UK until mid April. Photo Guy Harrop

North Devon food photographer gets baking for rustic cake images

Westcountry Devon food photographer Guy Harrop busy in the kitchen shooting Lemon drizzle cake. The cake soon to be consumed by a small army of hungry visitors is one of a set of 3, Guy baked for a foodie photoshoot in his kitchen. 

Speaker's State carriage on display at Arlington court, Devon

Conservators ready the Speaker's State Coach for exhibition at Arlington Court's Carriage Museum in North Devon, UK. The coach which has been used for state occasions since the early 18th century was last used at the Royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer in 1981 and is seen as a symbol of power and status of the Speaker of the House Of Commons. The gold painted and gilded coach is believed to have been made in 1698 for King William III and will be on display for 6 years at the National Trust property.

Swiss chalets on stilts high in the Alps

Lots of Swiss travel photos to come: old fashioned wooden swiss grain barns high in the swiss Alps against a blue sky. Photo by Guy Harrop

North Devon PR photographer chasing the winter light

North Devon PR reportage photographer Guy Harrop out chasing the light on a cloudy weekend across North Devon coast and Exmoor valleys. The Westcountry has such diverse landscapes even in Winter there is often a shot just around the next corner. Guy supplies images to ad agencies, publishers, magazines and newspapers, not to mention several International picture libraries across Europe.