We've been working really hard to bring a smooth way to show our clients large amounts of images in a convenient way. If you'd like to view our work in progress then check out our new proofing gallery which is constantly being updated. Some of the galleries are password protected and some are hidden but many are open view. In 2009 we'll be stocking a range of products available for purchase on the proofing site such as prints, frames and books and right now we've included a favourites section, allowing clients to simply choose their favourite images from a session without having to email individual numbers. Everything is designed to make life easier for our clients but we depend on your feedback so please let us know your thoughts. Thanks.

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I've mentioned before that this was the wedding I was slightly worried about. Why? Because my wife and kids were also invited and that meant me having to stop work for short periods of time and not take pictures. When you document a wedding you need to be working all the time to capture those unplanned, magic moments. I shouldn't have worried though. The kids helped me with the lights and holding reflectors and were absolutely amazing all day. (ok, my wife, Kirsty, was running around throwing jelly and ice cream on the walls but hey, that's to be expected. ) Actually the whole day turned out to be a wonderful experience for everyone and Sarah and Stephen will end up with some amazing photographic memories. Eaves Hall is set in 13 acres of landscaped gardens in the heart of Lancashire's Ribble Valley and is a perfect example of a Georgian Country Manor. Click on the Link above and enjoy the pictures from last Saturday which follow and feel free to add your comments..

ps. Ever since the weekend my kids have been clicking their fingers at each other taking imaginary photographs and saying "say cheese". I want it on the record that I have never said "say cheese" in my life!

pps. Kirsty, If you read this... I'm only joking!