Archive for September, 2010


Posted on September 27, 2010 - by

Studio Portait Session – Derek & Irene Smith’s Golden Wedding Present

© Ben Mullay

Pictured above is an image I shot in the studio recently of Derek and Irene Smith from Cunningsburgh’s Grandchildren.  The image was a present for their Golden Wedding which the couple celebrated recently at The Lerwick Hotel.  A sincere congratulations to the couple for reaching this milestone and best wishes for the future.


Posted on September 15, 2010 - by

FREE shipping on all photo gifts

The Camera Centre have announced a great new deal on their online photo gifts.  Order from their vast collection of innovative photo gifts and you’ll have the goods delivered FREE to your door.  The system is very simple to use.  Select your product, upload your photograph, drag into the photo gift template and complete your order.

To view all the products and to start your order click here.

The Camera Centre were recently featured in the British Photographic Industry who dedicated an article outlining their big investment into the photo gifts market.  To read the article click here.

-Ben


Posted on September 12, 2010 - by

Tall Ships Races 2011 – Archive Collection #2

Pictured above is another photograph from 1999 when the Tall Ships departed Lerwick Harbour.  I’m not sure of the ship’s name but this image was one of my favourite from the set.

To keep updated on all the latest developments on The Tall Thips Races 2011 then you can view the official website by clicking here.

To view the first entry of this new series on my blog then click here.

-Ben


Posted on September 6, 2010 - by

Puffins enjoying the sun

To purchase this image click here

Was down at Sumburgh Head recently and managed to capture this image in the beautiful evening light.

News

Islesburgh Photographic Club currently have an exhibition on at the Shetland Museum & Archives in Da Gadderie.  The title of the display is ‘Four Seasons in Shetland’.  I went along on Saturday to see the launch and there are plenty of good images on view so would recommend visiting.  The exhibition runs until the 10th October 2010.

-Ben


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