Edinburgh: January 2010

Monday, 18 January 2010

Edinburgh as seen through Marin Sweeny's Lens

On this blog I am going to try and capture Edinburgh the way I see it, not just the famous landmarks but the side streets and alleyways the tourists never get to see.
I have started with some of the usual kind of pictures you would expect just to get things started but I will soon be busy in the darkest corners of Edinburgh capturing what I hope will be some interesting images.
Come back soon to see new images.
(Martin Sweeny Photographer)

Edinburgh Castle at Night

Calton Hill Edinburgh

Observatory Calton Hill

Edinburgh from Calton Hill

Athens of the North

Edinburgh Under Fire

Edinburgh Castle and Gardens

Edinburgh Red Bus

Edinburg's Disgrace

Edinburgh Tour Bus

The Call 1904

Edinburgh View from Castle Hill

Edinburgh Big Wheel

Edinburgh on Tour

Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle by Martin Sweeny

Princes Street Gardens

Indian Biker

Edinburgh Festival

Edinburgh New Year

Princes St Edinburgh

Knight Shades Photography Studio Welcomes Students

Knightshades Photography in West Calder have built a brand new photography studio within their unit in Young Street.

At 4,500 cubic feet with drive in access it is equipped with a twenty foot infinity cove and is purpose built to incorporate vehicle photography.

West Lothian Photographer Martin Sweeny want,s to bring the fun back into getting your family's portraits taken, he believes you shouldn't have to rob a bank to have nice pictures of your family or friends.

After a lot of market research he also he has noticed there is a gap in the market that needs to be catered for, so many people have asked him to photograph their dogs that he intends extending his work to involve pet portraits.

As well as using the studio for his own work Martin intends to rent his space and equipment to other West Lothian photographers.

"Their is a lack of affordable facilities where students and young photographers can go to practice their art said Martin Sweeny" money is very tight at the moment and even the most basic of studio equipment is so expensive that it is out of reach for most young photographers.

Martin suggested that students could offer their services to family and friends at a low price to help them get valuable experience and fund their education.

By not having to fork out thousands of pounds on studio equipment they could soon start to see a profit being made. Every penny saved by renting Knight Shades studio could go towards another lens or some studio equipment of their own, by the time they leave college or university they could have earned enough cash to fund their own photography studio.

Student discount cards will be available turning the dream of studio photography into a reality.

Give Knight Shades a call or drop us an Email for further information:

01506 873220

info@knightshades.co.uk

Monday, 18 January 2010

Edinburgh as seen through Marin Sweeny's Lens

Knight Shades Photography Studio Welcomes Students

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