Earthy vegetable photographs soon available online to picture buyers worldwide

Earthy vegetable images soon to be available online to picture buyers by International award winning press and PR photographer Guy Harrop. Based in the Westcountry Guy's images are sold worldwide and in the last year he has been photographing a variety of veg in his purpose built raised bed veg plots recording their growth throughout the seasons.

New RNLI Lifeboat Molly Hunt arrives in Appledore, Devon

Appledore's new state of the art Tamar Class all weather RNLB Molly Hunt lifeboat arrives off Appledore, North Devon. The Tamar class lifeboats are considered the biggest and high tech in the RNLI, which are operating throughout the UK. Photo by press and pr photographer Guy Harrop 22/03/10.

Peppa the pig and Dizzy the lamb inseperable after mother's rejection

Peppa the pig who after been rejected by his mother at birth has found a new best friend Dizzy the lamb. The pair who are inseparable play and cuddle both enjoying milk at feeding time at the Big Sheep, Abbotsham, Devon. Photo by devon press and pr photographer Guy Harrop

Cheese rolling makes Saturday's National papers

International award winning press photographer Guy Harrop cheese rolling pic cutting 

Guardian p9 Saturday 13th March 

Cheese rolling festival cancelled due to crowd safety fears

The annual cheese rolling competition at Cooper's Hill, Brockworth, Gloucester which attracts thousands of visitors each year has been banned this year due to safety fears of spectators. The mad event where participants hurtle themselves down a steep hill chasing a rolling cheese is held annually and last year attracted over 15,000 spectators from all over the world. Photo by award winning pr and press photographer Guy Harrop

award winning devon pr photographer baby portraits get an edgy reportage feel

Westcountry pr and portrait photographer Guy Harrop's baby images prove a hit with parents of newly born babies across North Devon. Please contact Guy for more information at www.guyharrop.com

Flaming torch leper march lights up Torrington's historic past

Townsfolk take part in a  Leper festival in Taddiport, Torrington, Devon at the weekend. The bizarre annual festival is believed to be the only one of its kind in the world where local residents don peasant clothes and leper spots marching through the town under torchlight to an old chapel which used to be a Leper hospital in the 14th century. In its 9th year the event  organised by artist Shan Millar raises money for the international Lepra charity. Torrington famous for its civil war battles used to have a leper colony there 700 years ago and today strips of fields where the lepers used to work are still visible. Photo by award winning PR and press photographer Guy Harrop

British Army cook up a treat for South Devon students

Army Chef Corporal Guy Johnson demonstrates culinary skills at Coombeshead College in Newton Abbot to Year 11 students as they participate in cooking their own meal in South Devon. Image captured by army pr photographer Guy Harrop

Spring finally out on Exmoor as Snowdrop valley blooms

A carpet of snowdrops emerge showing spring is truly on the way in Snowdrop Valley on Exmoor.  They were originally introduced to the valley in the 13th century by monks from nearby Dunster as a symbol of Candlemas (2nd February) and for years the valley was kept secret by locals. Today thousands of visitors travel from all over the world to see the snowdrops which usually only last for 3 weeks. This year has been very late with the recent snowfall only disappearing in the last 2 days. Photo by westcountry PR and press photographer Guy Harrop

Knit in proves a success for North Devon Hospice

Emma Cocker (L) and Pat Hodges (R) take part in the 14th annual Great North Devon Knit at Boston Tea Party in Barnstaple, Devon. The campaign was set up to raise funds through sponsorship and get people knitting during a 2-hour sponsored knit across North Devon, then all the knitted patches are stitched together to make blankets.  Last years sponsored campaign raised over £15,000 for the North Devon Hospice. Photo by westcountry press and pr photographer Guy Harrop.