Hi all - a quick note regarding my Christmas deadline!
Prints, frames and modern wall finishes usually take 3-4 weeks for me to turn around and for me to have ready for customer collection. In the run up to Christmas I can turn things around faster but my deadlines for guaranteed Christmas delivery are rapidly approaching!
All photography orders (wedding prints ordered online and any studio orders) must be paid in full and placed with me by Wednesday 9th December. Collection of orders from the Cambridge studio can be organised any time before Christmas Eve however!
I hope you all have an enjoyable festive period and look forward to seeing many of you in the studio in the New Year (possibly to collect those not so important orders)!
Kind regards,
Mike Thornton.
Showing posts with label Cambridge portrait studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cambridge portrait studio. Show all posts
07/12/2009
16/11/2009
Photos Speak a Thousand Words!
In an attempt to update the Cambridge portrait photography website, a new portrait photograph of Mike was needed. We could have done it in a boring and simple way but we wanted the photograph to sum up the StillVision Photography studio and what we do best here.
Well, we think photographs speak a thousand words (I guess we would though given that we are professional photographers)....
P.S no babies were harmed in the making of this photograph!
Well, we think photographs speak a thousand words (I guess we would though given that we are professional photographers)....
P.S no babies were harmed in the making of this photograph!
03/09/2009
StillVision Photography Christmas Offer 2009
That's right! Bookings made in our Cambridge portrait studio from 1st September to 30th November 2009 are completely free (saving you £25)! This means that you can have a risk free studio portrait session with StillVision Photography and you simply pay for your prints, frames and modern wall finishes. Go on, make Grandma happy!
For more information please call Mike on (01223) 711508 or visit the website at http://www.stillvision.co.uk
19/08/2009
International Photography Awards 2009 - Honourable Mention
Tuesday 18 August 2009.
Congratulations. Your entry 'MaiKhanda' advanced through the second round and to the third and final round of the jurying process. Your entry is an official Honorable Mention of the 2009 International Photography Awards.
The set of 5 photographs from Malawi taken on StillVision Photography’s trip to Africa (click to see IPA winners gallery) made an official Honourable Mention of the 2009 International Photography Awards. It was nice to have photographs go through to the third and final stage of this international and highly professional competition and be in the running for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes! Next year perhaps...
Congratulations. Your entry 'MaiKhanda' advanced through the second round and to the third and final round of the jurying process. Your entry is an official Honorable Mention of the 2009 International Photography Awards.
The set of 5 photographs from Malawi taken on StillVision Photography’s trip to Africa (click to see IPA winners gallery) made an official Honourable Mention of the 2009 International Photography Awards. It was nice to have photographs go through to the third and final stage of this international and highly professional competition and be in the running for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes! Next year perhaps...
01/06/2009
Woodpeckers In The StillVision Studio Garden
As if the lovely weather wasn't reason enough to avoid doing any portrait photography today, our family of Great Spotted Woodpeckers gave us another! The birds are nesting in the grounds of the StillVision photography portrait studio in Girton and are getting very active as their chick gets ready to fledge. The little chick is really rather sweet poking its head out of the hole and it's remarkable how hard it is making its parents work. Perhaps this is an insight to how hard the Mums and Dads of the babies we see in the portrait studio have to work!
We had no photography appointments in the diary and the sun was shining so we thought we'd try a family portrait session with a difference and set up the camera on the woodpecker nest (very Spring watch) to capture some video footage. For those non-birders, Dad has the red hat on his head and Mum doesn't. Dad is also the one who gets attacked by what must be a VERY hungry chick!
Enjoy...
We had no photography appointments in the diary and the sun was shining so we thought we'd try a family portrait session with a difference and set up the camera on the woodpecker nest (very Spring watch) to capture some video footage. For those non-birders, Dad has the red hat on his head and Mum doesn't. Dad is also the one who gets attacked by what must be a VERY hungry chick!
Enjoy...
06/03/2009
StillVision Abroad - MaiKhanda Project, Malawi.
So... 4 countries, 1 month and 14 flights later and the StillVision studio has re-opened! There is just the small matter of the 38gb of photography to edit from our mammoth trip abroad! Expect plenty of BLOG entries over the next few weeks including photography of our wedding booking in Harare, Zimbabwe and our photo coverage for the Cambridge based charity Aquaid.
Most importantly and the primary reason for our trip to Africa was a photography commission to produce a comprehensive PR portfolio for The Health Foundation in London. Malawi has one of the world’s highest rates of maternal deaths during childbirth with recent figures showing that 984 mothers die for every 100,000 live births and that 27 babies die for every 1,000 births. The foundation has launched a £2.7 million, three year programme dedicated to improving the quality of healthcare for babies and mothers in Malawi.
The project that was photographed is called 'MaiKhanda' and we had the privilege of seeing everything that has been done to reduce maternal deaths. It was an eye opening experience but a very positive one (not to mention a hard working one too).
Below is a selection of favourite images processed in a more photojournalistic style to those produced for The Health Foundation.
PORTRAITS
KIDS
HOSPITALS
Most importantly and the primary reason for our trip to Africa was a photography commission to produce a comprehensive PR portfolio for The Health Foundation in London. Malawi has one of the world’s highest rates of maternal deaths during childbirth with recent figures showing that 984 mothers die for every 100,000 live births and that 27 babies die for every 1,000 births. The foundation has launched a £2.7 million, three year programme dedicated to improving the quality of healthcare for babies and mothers in Malawi.
The project that was photographed is called 'MaiKhanda' and we had the privilege of seeing everything that has been done to reduce maternal deaths. It was an eye opening experience but a very positive one (not to mention a hard working one too).
Below is a selection of favourite images processed in a more photojournalistic style to those produced for The Health Foundation.
PORTRAITS
KIDS
HOSPITALS
02/10/2008
Baby Selma
This is our first baby session blog posting for a while! The trouble is that we see so many gorgeous babies in the studio that we feel guilty about picking favourites! Baby Selma came to see us in the studio along with her Mummy and Daddy a few weeks ago and it was her first steps towards a modelling career. Mum wanted to get some portfolio shots for a baby modelling agency that wants to see more of Selma so we tried our hardest to get some nice photos as well as some different looking photos. Dad is from Egypt which helps give Selma her a fantastic, photogenic look and her perfect skin! She was a little camera shy so that's something for her to work on! Our favourite photos are below:
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