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I was recently called upon by Tom Powney of Briggs Shoes in Morecambe to take some promotional photographs of him and the store for a feature in The Parliamentary Review magazine later this year. Briggs Shoes has been a family-run business since 1863 when it was first opened by Tom’s Great-Great-Grandfather. So the heritage and … [Read more…]
Morecambe Faces: A Portrait of Morecambe | Lucy Baldwin | Musician. “I think the Eden Project will be a great thing. I think at my age I don’t have the right to be too nostalgic but I suppose I would prefer it if not too much more development is crammed in. I’d like to see more green spaces.”
Morecambe Faces: A Portrait of Morecambe | Tom Marshall | Community Involvement Worker/Project Manager. “I think Morecambe is in the ascendancy. I hope this continues”.
Morecambe Faces: A Portrait of Morecambe | Barrie Marshall | Retired part-time jazz musician and photographer. “It’s going to be great again!”
Morecambe Faces: A Portrait of Morecambe | Pete Moser | Musician, social activist, educator and producer. “I hope that more wealth comes into the town so that the poverty decreases.”
Morecambe Faces: A Portrait of Morecambe | Aronne Vettese | Bookseller.
“All Morecambe needs is self-belief”
Could this postcard image of the Charters at procession in Morecambe in the early 1900s show the North West film pioneers Mitchell and Kenyon at work?
Alex & Joanne’s booky Lancaster wedding
A New way to enjoy your wedding photos !
The Liverpool Giants third and final visit to Liverpool in 2018. #liverpoolgiants #giantspectacular #liverpoolsdream Photos © @Beanphoto.
Recently I shot what is likely to be my last ever full day wedding, and oh gosh it was a great one to finish with! Tom & Barbara married in great style at the beautiful Askham Hall near Penrith on a truly glorious day. Anyway, whilst we wait for the wedding to be edited in full, here’s a sneak peek of the day
Tiny Morecambe – an ongoing personal project. Views of Morecambe from a different perspective.
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Last summer, I took my lovely Lomokino camera, an analogue hand-cranked movie camera that shoots short, creative movies on 35mm film onto the streets of Morecambe for the One Man Band Shebang – a brilliant one day festival of One Man Bands
Fran & Toby’s gorgeous wintery wedding at The Priory, Scorton