Annual Lobster Crab festival in historic fishing village of Clovelly, Devon, UK

PIC BY GUY HARROP  01/09/13. Clovelly fisherman Chris Braund with crabs for sale at the annual Lobster and Crab Festival in the scenic fishing harbour of Clovelly on the North Devon coast.  

    All photos by Devon food photographer Guy Harrop 01/09/13

Woolacombe beach turns into a battlefield at the weekend to mark the 70th anniversary of American GI training for D-Day landings, Devon UK

     

PIC BY GUY HARROP. Woolacombe beach, Devon turned into a battlefield at the weekend when American G.I. re-enactors carried out a mock D-Day assault on the beach. The 2 day event marked the 70th anniversary of the U.S. Army Assault Training Centre which was established on 1st September 1943 on the beach to teach and train American infantry the tactics of amphibious assault in preparation for D-Day 6th June 1944.

Devon photographer catches the morning sunrise across Exmoor

Photo by Guy Harrop 02/09/13. Early morning sunrise over North Somerset coast near Minehead

Traditional gig racing in historic fishing village of Clovelly, Devon, UK

PIC BY GUY HARROP. Traditional wooden gigs line up alongside fishing boats in the historic fishing village of Clovelly, Devon for the annual Gig Regatta at the weekend.

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Another picture of an orphaned cute dog from a previous edit

Another image not used from a previously published set in Daily Mail of Bubbles, a King Charles spaniel puppy orphaned in Devon, UK. Photo Guy Harrop

Working with chefs keeps International food photographer Guy Harrop hungry in the restaurant kitchen

Recently International food photographer Guy Harrop has been working in several busy restaurant kitchens shooting lots of food images. " I love working with and hanging out with chefs in the kitchen. The chef photographer concept of working together to create an image of food, showing off both their culinary expertise and my clean style of food photography is just great. Since I won my category in the International Pink Lady food Photography award 2013, I have been very busy in the kitchen both shooting stock, baking and creating mouth watering images for clients across the UK.", said Guy.
His foodie images have appeared in many books and more recently on postcards and greeting cards across North America.
Pictured are 3 fish dishes from a restaurant shoot on the Devon coast, UK.

Digital Photographer magazine interview on extreme sports photography with Guy Harrop

Devon PR sport photographer Guy Harrop has covered a lot of kitesurfing and water based sport photography during his career. Read his latest interview in current Digital Photographer magazine on his preparation and some techniques about photographing extreme sportsmen and women. 

North Devon photographer's image of Croyde beach shines in photographic exhibition of UK's natural local legacies, London.

Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop's image of Croyde which is in the The Glenlivet's 'Natural Local Legacies' photographic Exhibition Whisky Shop, Piccadilly, London 1st-31st July 2013.

weekend heatwave across the UK

Photo by Guy Harrop 07/7/13
Sunbathers enjoy one of hottest days of the year at Woolacombe beach, Devon as the heatwave coninues throughout the UK.

Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop goes glamping on edge of Exmoor with his camera for new brochure

       

      

International award winning Devon photographer Guy Harrop goes glamping with his camera and lights for new brochure.

" I love camping and the outdoors, wood stoked fires with candlelit evenings, so the chance to shoot a new brochure for a luxury glamping company on the edge of Exmoor really did tick all the boxes. Childhood memories under canvas flooded back - but what did I need to bring -nothing!! Glamping is luxury camping and Longlands Devon near Combe Martin is a hidden gem. It is luxury, very clean and everything is provided from towels and coffee to food. Not only does it look amazing, the owners are great fun and the attention to detail inside and out is beautiful. The lodges nestle in a peaceful English green valley surrounded by woodland and hills, where the skies are bright and the sunsets seem to linger forever. The beds are comfortable with gentle duvets and the woodburner keeps you warm at night. My wife and I had an amazing candlelit dinner as the sun set slowly over the Bristol channel. The next morning I was awoken by birds and nearby lambs and the smell of fresh croissants. There is a well stocked larder on site and lots of delicious dishes to choose from cooked by the lovely owner Bella. We live in such a technology run world, to actually sit and enjoy the peace and quiet countryside charms under the stars felt bliss." Guy Harrop