Devon photographer Guy Harrop on location at the beautiful Holwell Temple at Castle Hill Estate in Filleigh, Devon. The Temple, which is decidedly Roman in design, was originally built in 1771 and destroyed by a fire a century ago. The building has now been restored to its former glory and provides an exciting new venue for weddings in the grounds of the estate which lies on the edge of Exmoor. Guy who has recently launched a wedding photography side to his business at www.guyharropweddings.com also specialises in photographing buildings, interiors and food. His work is regularly featured in both national magazines and newspapers.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2015
North Devon wedding photographer on location at Castle Hill Estate, Filleigh
Devon photographer Guy Harrop on location at the beautiful Holwell Temple at Castle Hill Estate in Filleigh, Devon. The Temple, which is decidedly Roman in design, was originally built in 1771 and destroyed by a fire a century ago. The building has now been restored to its former glory and provides an exciting new venue for weddings in the grounds of the estate which lies on the edge of Exmoor. Guy who has recently launched a wedding photography side to his business at www.guyharropweddings.com also specialises in photographing buildings, interiors and food. His work is regularly featured in both national magazines and newspapers.
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Summertime picnics take in the Devon coastline.
Yes, summer is finally here and everyone is out with their BBQ and picnics. Here are a couple of images from a recent summer magazine shoot near Instow on the North Devon Coast. All photos: Guy Harrop
Friday, July 3, 2015
Enjoying the summer months as a food photographer.
The summer is a great time to be a food photographer: the colours, the tastes, the abundance of choice, the smiles and sunshine laughter. Family prepared food in the summer, UK photo by Guy Harrop
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Devon Wedding photographer photoshoot in the latest edition of The Wedding Factor Magazine out this week.
Recently photographer Guy Harrop was on location for a magazine shoot in the beautiful scenic fishing village of Clovelly on the North Devon coast. The day started with Guy briefing the team, then with the weather onside, the makeup and hair stylists got to work. Creating the eye-catching images wasn't as straightforward as it looks as everyone had to work against the tide, which in Clovelly, comes in at a phenomenal rate. Said Guy, " It was an amazing day, luckily I had pre-visited the venue and had an idea of the shots I wanted to produce. Also the sunlight was quite harsh that day so we changed my location to make use of the shadows and available lighting, balancing it with off camera flash. Being creative is my job so being able to adapt to conditions, even if up to my knees in seawater seems pretty normal really. This year I have seen my wedding side to my business really take off with lots of exciting bookings for 2016 already."
To see more of Guy's wedding portfolio and more images from the shoot please visit www.guyharropweddings.com
To see more of Guy's wedding portfolio and more images from the shoot please visit www.guyharropweddings.com
Devon food photographer on location shooting patisserie for food brochure in the South West, UK.
Breakfasts are a fun time to be shooting food photography on location, especially when they involve great coffee and freshly baked patisserie. Sometimes you can be lucky and shoot both and yes, the smells and temptation can be overwhelming. This is a foodie photo commission one morning on the edge of Exmoor - one from a set. Photo: Guy Harrop
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Britain basks in warm weather as temperatures soar across the UK.
Photo by Guy Harrop. 30/06/15. Sunbathers enjoy the unusually hot weather at Woolacombe beach, Devon as temperatures soared around 30C.
Friday, June 26, 2015
Friday, June 12, 2015
Devon photographer heads to the beach to catch a couple of waves, Croyde, UK
Monday, June 8, 2015
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