by Lisa | Feb 1, 2019 | The Friday Photographer
We recently had an interesting enquiry. A lady called to tell us she’s embarking on a diet and fitness improvement regime because she wants to feel – and look – better. Quite a common thing at New Year, and in itself unremarkable. We all do it; and most of us fall off...
by Lisa | Jan 4, 2019 | The Friday Photographer
First of all a very Happy New Year from Lisa and Robert at Studio G Photography. We’re buzzing with ideas for 2019, and we hope you are too. New Year is traditionally time to take stock of things, see where changes and improvements can be made, and then resolve...
by Lisa | Dec 14, 2018 | The Friday Photographer
So it’s December 14th, Christmas is just around the corner, and there are still one or two people you haven’t bought for because, frankly, you’ve no idea what they’d like. They seem to have everything they want, and what they don’t have is well outside your budget....
by Lisa | Nov 16, 2018 | The Friday Photographer
One of the great regrets of my life is that I only have a few photographs of my Dad. I was only 19 years old when he died, and he was always the one behind the lens. These days I am the one behind the lens, and like many people, I really dislike having my photograph...
by Robert Cragg | Nov 9, 2018 | The Friday Photographer
On Sunday people across the nation will remember the fallen in military conflicts from the Great War to the present day. This year the event will have particular poignance and significance because it marks 100 years since the fighting ended at the 11th hour of...
by Lisa | Nov 2, 2018 | The Friday Photographer
Today we’re publishing the first of our new blog series – The Friday Photographer. The clue is in the name. Every Friday we’ll be posting a blog on some aspect of photography. We might talk about something in the news, a subject that we have opinions...
by Lisa | Apr 4, 2018 | additional needs, Uncategorized
A not uncommon response when I tell people I have an autistic child is: “Really? She doesn’t look autistic.” This sort of remark tends to infuriate the parents of children on the spectrum, but it’s sort of a fair point. It just illustrates how little most people know...
