How would I describe my photography?

The most important word I always use first is natural. So it's about interfering as little as possible. The creative aspect of this is to see the beauty as it occurs , but also to sense when it may be about to happen. So it's a case of tuning in. The camera is also a unique creative tool and can be used to see things differently. So it's not just about capturing real events which will be real memories but it can be seeing the event in a unique and beautiful way. This is true of all aspects of my work: weddings, portraits, events and PR. I photograph in a very flexible, non- directive, spontaneous way. I do see my work with clients as a relationship of trust, which I build quickly with people I am working with, and in this way it is often a partnership. I aim for quality photographs, my clients relax and enjoy themselves.

How do I see my photography developing?

I offer a highly professional photography service as I am professionally qualified in Careers Guidance ( 1983 Post Graduate Diploma and 16 years experience) as well as my HNC in Photography ( 1998 11 Distinctions ) so I don't just know photography I know how to work with my clients. This is so much more than photography training currently offers. It's important to keep developing and so I keep up to date with Digital techniques, and Digital photo products. I also welcome feedback at all stages as I offer you a bespoke personal service. Photography isn't just a career choice for me .It's my way of life and I know that I will always keep looking for the beautiful pictures, this interest and enthusiasm never fades.

Shona Branigan BSc Hons ARPS