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A Year in Pictures from 2024 2024 was another fabulous year taking photographs. Here are some of my highlights. There were more but I ran out of music. I feel so privileged to do something I love as a job. Here is to more fun, fab photographs in 2025.
Merry Christmas Its always nice to to have a festive picture for the December blog. This is one I take most years out of the window of the Satinwood Suite in The Glasgow City Chambers. I was helping fellow photographer John Young photographing ‘Babies First Christmas’ with the Lord Provost. It’s a fab feel good event with 250 babies all getting a picture with…
Always Time For Cake at the Pavilion Being a fan of a cake or two I was excited to be asked along to the Pavilion Theatre press call for Beauty & The Beastie, at Auld’s Bakers in the St Enoch Centre. We had the whole cast there, all eating cakes it was fantastic. The stars all attracted second looks as they paraded through St…
Glasgow Is Glowing I am a fan of Halloween, although I was never one for going out ‘Trick or Treating’ or guising as we used to call it. I am also not a fan of horror or scary movies. However, I do like a light show. This years GlasGlow at the Botanic Gardens in Glasgow was certainly a magnificent sight for sore eyes. With…
He’s Behind You. The King’s Theatre, Glasgow pantomime photo call is always an event I look forward to. I was delighted to be asked along to photograph panto legends, Elaine C Smith and Johnny Mac for the launch on the Tall Ship Glenlee of the pantomime adventure, Peter Pan. They were joined by the rest of the cast Darren Brownlie ,Blythe Jandoo ,Hannah Jarrett-Scott…
Happy 60th Woolfson Halls I was doing a feature for the University of Glasgow Avenue alumni magazine, for one of the series of “In conversation” features to celebrate the The Wolfson Hall’s of Residence 60 years. I met Dr Barry Evans, a Chemistry alumni who lived at Wolfson from 1964 ( the year I was born) and Reese Kirkpatrick, a recent graduate who’s also the…
A Life on the Ocean Wave I am a fan of a boat, I used to love the paddle boats at Victoria Park when I visited my grandparents in Partick, I get Cal Mac’s MV Clansman every year to Tiree, I even have my grade 2 sailing certification but the Round The World Clipper Race is a whole new ball game. An amazing multinational…
A Big Gig One of my highlights of the year had to be this year’s RSNO Finale concert. They joined forces with students from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and the RSNO Chorus to perform Berlioz’ requiem ‘Grande messe des morts’. Conducted by RSNO Music Director Thomas Søndergård with guest tenor Magnus Walker, the concert included 165 musicians, 132 singers, 18 timpani and four…
Looking Up and In at St Giles Cathedral I was through at the capital for a visit to St Giles’ Cathedral with the University of Glasgow’s Games and Gaming Lab. For over 900 years, St Giles’ Cathedral has stood as an iconic landmark in the heart of Edinburgh. In a collaboration for its 900th year, the world-famous cathedral has joined forces with the University…
A Walk In the Park The National Autistic Society Scotland Spectrum Colour Walk took place last month. I was asked to come along and record the event at Glasgow Green. It was a great success and it raised over £600. It was a super day despite snow in the morning and sporadic sideways rain, the feel good atmosphere and good vibes throughout the whole…
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