Westcountry PR photographer captures Captain Jack Sparrow pirate themed wedding

Wedding bells ring as pirates seal the knot in historic smuggling village of Clovelly,Devon. A group of medics from the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford who have dressed up as Pirates of the Caribbean each Sept for the past four years to raise money for Cancer Research have got married this weekend in costume even exchanging pirate vows. Senior Operating Department Practitioner Mik Ashfield, 46, and staff nurse Vikki Ludlow, 35, both from Kidlington dressed as Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swann from Pirates of the Carribean with their guests for their weding at the New Inn, Clovelly at the weekend. Pictured are Mik and Vikki at the weekend at their wedding in Clovelly, Devon. Photo by International award winning press and PR photographer Guy Harrop.

Tour of Britain riders reach South West stage

Westcountry PR Sport photographer Guy Harrop catches up with the Tour of Britain cycle race stage four between Minehead and Teignmouth. Guy who used to shoot sports for several agencies on a regular basis jumped at the opportunity to get his eye back on track with this commissioned shoot. 

Westcountry travel photographer - Croatian temperatures soar as beach space diminishes

Sun worshippers make their way over the smooth white pebbles at Zlatni Rat beach near Bol in Croatia. The tongue shaped beach forks into the Adriatic attracting crowds fighting for towel space during the summer months when space becomes a premium. Photo by International award winning press photographer Guy Harrop

Westcountry PR travel photographer Guy Harrop keeps ahead of the crowds in Croatian lakes

A queue of umbrella clad visitors enjoy the first heavy rainfall of the season walking through the Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia. The lakes get their deep changing colours from calcium and magnesium carbonate from mountain rivers washing through the limestone rocks. The lakes which have 25 km of walking trails attract over 1 million visitors each year and were officially opened in April 1996 after 4 years of Serbian occupation during the civil war.

Please read - attempted identity theft

I have been made aware that my identity and a couple of my images have been illegally used by a fraudster who has stolen my identity and is falsely representing me on at least one website.

I am in touch with my lawyer and in the meantime if anyone is approached on g.harropmodels@gmail.com - this is not me it is someone who is illegally using my name and attempting to represent themselves as me.Please contact me if you have been approached as I am pursuing this.

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.