Saw Mill - BW Docu photography

Old Skool Wood Saw Mill - Docu Photography

Denny from The New Limey Workshop visits the saw mill to choose his wood

A fascinating place

They don't do it like this today

1 ton ash log cut to precise mm

Pulled through by hand

Thats mine

I didn't think places like this existed anymore in our modern world

fascinating place run by a chappy with a unbelievable encyclopedic

knowledge of trees and wood. Setting a nearly 1 ton log up to cut mm perfect

 takes time and a lot of skill

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Little People.....

Bon Bons

i'd like to share a bon bon !

Macro photography with a compact

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SNOW PHOTOGRAPHY

 - A Park Bench -
Forever Together Forever

I saw two lovers on a park bench 

 sweet

"and the rocks melt with the sun"

"Til all the seas gang dry "

Winter Time

Whats the time

Our  time

The New Limey Workshop

The New Limey Workshop

Denny

Taking photographs of Denny - In the New Limey Workshop

 hand crafted furniture,  lumps of wood into  beautiful bespoke

furniture - amazing talent

The New Limey Workshop - website is currently 

in progress prior to  feb launch

Portraiture Photography Late Autumn in Cheshire

Autumn Lifestyle Portraiture Photography - Cheshire

Lovely Autumn Colours - Late Afternoon - Portraitures

Wedding Video -Short wedding fusion video

Autumn  2012
Short Wedding Fusion Video

Our fusion wedding videos combine cinimatic filming with photography and act as a trailer of your perfect day - The edited fusion videos last between 10 and 15 mins - opposed to traditional wedding videos lasting hours - Fusion brings a emotionaly charged new exciting alternative to the wedding video.

http://asmithlord-photography.co.uk/wedding-video.html

Autumn Bokeh Portraiture

Autumn 2012

Portraiture Photography Shoot

Late afternoon Nov decided to make the most of the last of autumn colours

i wanted to create a Bokeh effect - so banged the lens aperture wide open

so the 50mm was 1.8D and the 18-200 around 5.6 zoomed - the 1.8 is a nice prime lens and the bokeh effect  is rather nice - can you see the difference besides about £500  - Il try the 75-200 2.8 next

more portraiture visit

aSmithlord Bolton Photography

watch this space!