Fine art prints of the landscape images currently on display at the “Tunbridge Wells Rocks” exhibition are now available for purchase from this site.

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Just a little over two weeks until the opening of the Tunbridge Wells Rocks exhibition at the Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery. The exhibition features commissioned work by yours truly, along with artwork by Matthew Grant and ‘Same Sky’. There is a special ‘invite only’ preview on Thursday 25th February from 6pm to 8pm and I have a limited number of tickets if you would like to come along. Just drop me an email with your name and address and I will be in touch.

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I shot there last Sunday with the Tunbridge Wells Home Educators group and this Sunday I was back again with a fantastic local model called Lydia. Click the image for a slideshow of images from the shoot.

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Introduce a friend and win a free portrait session in Tunbridge Wells – for you AND the person you introduce! Just get a friend to become a facebook fan of momofoto and drop me a mail with their name. Both of you will be entered into the draw – so the more fans you introduce, the better your chance of winning! Hurry! The competition ends on 14th Feb – Terms and conditions apply.

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Our lighting workshop on Sunday 14th March 2010 is now full. If you are interested in taking part, then we are taking names for the standby list – please email me at steve@momofoto.co.uk for more details. There is also a possibility we will be running an additional course in late March, early April – Details will be posted here shortly.

Thanks,

Steve

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“..This has GOT to be the most AWESOME Dog photo I have ever seen, one of those once in a blue moon shots – Kudos!!! ”

“..This is so awesome…..your dog action shots are some of the best i’ve seen. ”
“I don’t think you could’ve caught the moment more perfectly! awesome!!! ”
“..Not sure how you made this photo so awesome, but it is totally wonderful! Beautiful as well!”

Bidding is up to £59 so far, read on to see the link, get more details and make a bid yourself! Auction ends at midnight on Sunday 31st January.

I have entered this image in to the Flickr group Charity Print Auctions:
www.flickr.com/groups/charityprintauctions/
for the Haiti Earthquake Appeal.

The print that is for auction is an 18″x12″ C-Type on Fuji Flex Super Gloss paper. This is an exhibition, archival quality print that will be created by the guys at www.theprintspace.co.uk.

To bid, you need to comment below with the amount that you would like to bid. When the auction closes, the person that has bid the most, wins the print. The auction will close on Sunday 31st January 2010 at midnight.

The winning bidder has to pay that amount to the Red Cross:

www.redcross.org.uk/emergencysite/default.aspx?id=88916

When they do this, they MUST make a screen grab of the donation confirmation page to send it to me. This is the only way that I know that you have paid and can arrange for the print to be sent to you.

I accept to pay the costs of production of the print and the postage to the winning bidder.

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#4 on Explore for May 18th 2008
Rupert at the Dash n’ Splash, Kent County Fair in May 2008. For more details on Dash n’ Splash, please visit their website.

As used on the front cover of Dog’s Today / August 2008 Edition and in the Fall Edition of Nikon World.

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“….. came away with a head full of groovy new vocab (slave! gobo! shoot-thru… er.. snoot!) and a stash full of mind-busting ideas… thanks for a strobe-tastic day!” TR

… just want to say thanks again Steve. Great session, teacher, models, fellow students, tea and biscuits! What better way to spend a Saturday! “ JB

“… it was such a great experience! “ NL

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In February 2010 I am taking part in an exhibition at The Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery, celebrating the unique sandstone outcrops that can be found in and around our town and the surrounding High Weald.

The High Weald sand rocks have fascinated residents and visitors for over 6000 years.  They have provided an unchanging backdrop for a story that stretches from prehistoric hunter-gatherers, through Georgian and Victorian holidaymakers, to the present day.  This exhibition uses historic images and objects from the Museum collection, along with newly commissioned art work, to explore how generations of people have responded to the rocks as places of wonder and mystery.

I am keen to hear from anyone who has a close connection with the Tunbridge Wells Rocks and who would be interested in having their portrait taken for inclusion in the exhibition. If you are interested, please email me at steve@momofoto.co.uk or call me on 07872 61160.

Read more at the Tunbridge Museum and Art Gallery website.

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