We were kindly invited to Abergavenny Camera Club on Monday evening to judge their latest competition, the subject being Food and Drink.  All the members made us feel very welcome and we are looking forward to going back again next year.  The overall standard of photography was very high and the judging proved very difficult.  This was the winning image photographed by Tony Carter which I think you'll agree is a very colourful and graphic image - well done Tony!

The day started at Mel's parents house in Neath, followed by the Ceremony at St David's Church in Neath.  It was the first time we had photographed here so we had visited the day before.  What a beautiful church, we were also treated to a mini concert from the Neath Male Voice Choir.  We took some bridal portraits in the lovely park opposite the church and then some more at the reception Venue, Manor Park Country House in Clydach.  

Here's a recent image of Sgwd Yr Eira Falls in the Neath Valley of South Wales.  This is probably the most famous waterfall in the area which you can walk behind.

Jacqui and Paul were married at Llansamlet Church Swansea, followed by their reception at the King Arthur Hotel, Reynoldston on the Gower.  Their young son Oscar kept us entertained all day!

A few images from Tommy's first portrait shoot with his big brother Seb.

Laura & Richard were married on January 7th at the New House Country Hotel, Thornhill, Cardiff.  The Ceremony took place in the Georgian suite followed by drinks in the warm winter sunshine and wedding breakfast in the Marquee.

The first portrait of my Godson to be Ben and his big brother Ed - crazy kids!!!

Not only is the outdoor 'quality of light' really great in Morocco at this time of year, the indoor light is really great too!!!  As you can see the 'Moroccon light shade' comes in many guises and is available everywhere.  The headache for any tourist is of course - which one to bring home????