January 3, 2009

Video tripod review

Filed under: Uncategorized - 03 Jan 2009

As I’m just getting started in videography I bought a video tripod, but the question is, did I buy the right kind of video tripod
My video tripod is a `ball head tripod’, which means that the head, the thing at …

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Paul Gooch Images

Wedding, portrait, public relations and event photography in and around Skegness, Lincolnshire.

Photography articles and photos

The website mostly features articles and photographs about wedding photography, portrait photography, event and public relations photography.

Magazine photography

Celebrity Jane McDonald switching on Skegness illuminations

One of my photographs of celebrity Jane McDonald switching on Skegness illuminations, published in `Woman's Own', a national magazine. (click on the image to enlarge it)

Portrait photography

Portrait photograph taken at my studio, a black background was chosen for this photograph but a wide variety of photography backgrounds are available (click on the photo to enlarge it)

Wedding photography

Innovative wedding photo taken by myself of bride looking in mirror with stairs in foreground, taken at the Royal Renaissance hotel, Skegness. (click on the photo to enlarge it)

Bride, mirror and stairs

Pretty cool pageboy

Pageboy at wedding held at St. Matthew's church, Skegness, with church in background

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  • Paul Gooch Images

    Photographer Skegness Lincolnshire
    email: paul@paulgoochimages.org
    Tel. 01754-898576
    mobile: 07500710908

  • Wedding photography

  • Skegness and Lincolnshire passport photos

    Passport photos guaranteed to be accepted by the government's Identity and Passport Service or your money will be refunded.

    Passport photos are taken at my photography studio in central Skegness, just a few minutes walk from the town centre.

    An adjacent private room is available for arranging your appearance (brushing your hair etc.) This is obviously more private than public photo booths or instant photo shops.

    For your security and peace of mind, complete confidentiality is guaranteed.

  • Latest Posts

  • What strange manner of banner is this?

    It's a photo montage from a photo that I took of the back of a traditional green combat jacket worn by a British `Mod'.
    The back of the jacket was covered with badges like this.
    Some of the badges relate to places the Mod has visited, some relate to Mod culture.
    He will have visited the places on his `scooter', a traditional Mod form of transport.
    The Mods, rebellious and often violent teenagers, were part of British culture during the 1960's.
    But the Mod movement lives on, although the original Mods are now aged in their 60's.