New work...
So as life tends to go.. keeping up is hard to do!
A while since my last blog.. but that's not because life has slowed down.. the exact opposite!
Things have been a little on the hectic side, juggling work and family life and at the tail end of a great summer holiday season I'm looking forward to gathering my thoughts, taking a little time to go slower and getting to work on some more photographs for you!
This summer has been filled with hot sunny days and a very busy Gallery so I've not managed to get out and photograph as much as I would have liked to but I have had a few sporadic opportunities....
So there are a few pieces of new work up on the website now available to purchase.. this one 'One hundred and Seventy Seven Sailboats' was taken as I was leaning out of my friends plane at about 7.30am during the Round the Island Race on July 1st. I love the moody skies and the lone red sail in front of The Needles.. and yes there actually are 177 Sailboats as I got my assistant to count every single one! Haha..
As the season starts to slow down there will be much more time to work on things and to do what I love the most... get out there and take the photographs! So keep a look out..
I hope you have had a great summer and I will endeavour to share more of what is happening with you as I go along..
Any enquiries please do not hesitate to contact me and f you'd like to receive my weekly newsletter then subscribe at the bottom of the home page.
Nice to be back in touch...
Neil :)
Also in NEWS
Gallery Closing for a month and The West Pier, Brighton
The Gallery Will be Closed 13th Jan -13th Feb 2020
Neil is off to take photographs starting on the wild Atlantic Coast of Ireland, whilst Freya and Holli are taking a well earned break. It's been a crazy busy time for us! So thank you for all of your interest and support. Long may it continue!
This means we will not be able to ship new orders now until mid February. In the meantime, here is a new picture I hope you will enjoy.
The Wave
PULPIT ROCK IN A GALE
Pulpit Rock, at the Southern tip of Portland Bill, is pretty cool. It was created by quarry workers in the 1870s who took away the surrounding rock, to leave the edifice and the leaning stone standing alone to represent an open bible resting against a pulpit.
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