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With the last of the sun that weekend and certainly the last of the autumn leaves I headed to Christchurch Park with some friends to take a few photos and have some fun! Here is a small selection from the day (hit ‘more’ or ‘continue reading’ to view more photos…). Click on the photos themselves to view larger! Thanks again to my subjects and the girl’s parents!

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On a wet and windy day I headed down to the old Felixstowe Pier. Only have a vague notion of where it is it took me longer than I thought to reach it from where I was parked. The rotting and weathered wooden beams held a lot of character and I was glad I went to the effort of seeking it out. Here are four images from the day – click on the link ‘continue reading’ to view them all.

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This year I had the privilege of photographing the pre-school group near Eye again. Last year we had 17 families – this year we squeezed 19 into a full and exciting day. What a lively and entertaining bunch they were! Once again thanks to Chris and Zoe for helping out – you superstars! Read more to see a few of my favourites from the day!

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AnEyeForDigital is pleased to have supported the launch of moviepod, the video diary room ideal for weddings and other events, with a range of photographs for media and the website, including the A6 postcard flyer (front and back shown above)! Good luck to Debbie and Rob in their new venture!!! Visit moviepods.co.uk for more details!

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of photographing Debbie and Rob’s wedding at the wonderful location of Woodhall Manor in Suffolk. A fantastic location and a fantastic couple. Rob and Debbie are going on to launch moviepods.co.uk – a portable and stylish video diary room for weddings and events! Check out their website at moviepods.co.uk for more details! Click on the images above to view larger!

We wish Debbie and Rob all the best for the future!
x Gavin @ AnEyeForDigital

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This time I was joined by the lovely Kelly Jayne to try out some ideas at the scrapyard….Thanks again to Chris and the owners of the scrapyard for letting us use it! Looking forward to some more shoots there soon! Click on the link below to continue to a selection of images from the day!

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Hi, I’m now at the first stage of my ‘newborns, babies and bigger’ project that I recently started, so if you know of anyone due a bouncing new arrival and would like some top quality newborn photos then please do get in touch! The session would be in the comfort of their own home to fit around their routine completely… Email me at: query@aneyefordigital.com for more details! To see a random selection of my ‘families’ photos, go to http://aneyefordigital.com/wordpress/?cat=6

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Here are three fashion photos taken at a scrapyard with a simply amazing collection of cars, gypsy caravans, steam engines…! An amazing place which I’d love to go back to sometime. Next week I have the chance to visit a different scrapyard – stay tuned for some more photos soon!

The end of year talent festival at a language school in Germany (Henke Schulungen) gave me an impromptu opportunity to take some candids of the performers… and a chance to experiement with two techniques: black and white and duotone conversion and tone mapping. Here’s an example of each… and more examples when you click on ‘continue reading’ or ‘more’ below.

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Just a quick post and shout out to Tim Germain, my favourite carpenter. The photos were taken recently at a local manor house. Click on the composite above to view a larger version! Tim really is an excellent carpenter – check out his website….