We don’t often post images from the Studio - but this week we’ve decided to show a few images from one of this weeks session.

Shona, (freelance make-up artist) was looking to add some new images to her portfolio.

Last minute adjustments to the hair.

Straightening irons can be lethal in the wrong hands !

Studio floor gets trashed !

Finished artical aiming for the Bebe / sixties look.

Then something completely different!

All in all a good fun shoot and the photos are great !

(PS Shona skillfully managed to avoid having her photograph taken throughout the session - but here’s one of her in action from a prevoius job)

Do think of Mark over the next two weeks who will have to cope without his trusted assistant Pam. She is going away on holiday and won’t be about for a fortnight. Mind you Mark will keep extremely busy with many albums to complete and quite a few weddings within the next little while.Not to mention the normal running of the business, if you can call this business normal!

Sorry we’ve not posted in last week, but we’ve had a very busy week here at te Studio, plus we had a few technical issue with the library side of our website - however normal service has now been resumed !

The venue are holding their annual wedding fayre and have asked Mark to attend as he is their “preferred photographer”

The date is 22nd October and Langshott Manor is located in Langshott near Gatwick.

Mark will be displaying his fabulous albums and his award winning images from this year following his trip to Las Vegas.

Go and introduce yourself to him, he’s quite friendly!

Pam x

and the whole of the front window had to be replaced costing over £1000.00.

Not a very glad welcome but he took it in his stride.

The pictures of his trip are quite stunning so have a look.

Also at the ‘naughty’ one featuring some very pert posteriers.

Pam x

The convention attracts around 6000 photographers from around the globe and hosts an international print competition atrracting over 3000 enteries.

One of Marks entries, featuring one of Lizs’ (Amante Reigate)dresses

achieved Gold medal status and was “hung” in the winners gallery.