We are Justin and Emily, husband and wife photographers based in the beautiful county of Somerset, England. We have been awarded for our photography work internationally, have had our work displayed in galleries from New York to the Lourvé in Paris and have been published in numerous magazines. We truly LOVE what we do and have been blessed to travel the UK and further capturing amazing weddings. Bookings extend into 2017 all over the UK, Corfu, Spain, Jamaica and South Africa.
Well, the time is nearly upon us...Emily's getting twinges every now and again and the notorious Braxton Hicks are well and truly in full swing keeping Emily and I at DEFCON 1 with the "Go Bags" all packed and ready, waiting by the front door and being taken everywhere we go.
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The WINNER will be the photo with the most LIKES with all those LIKES on our Facebook page also.
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I know we have this blog set up for our Wedding and Portrait Photography but with all the hype surrounding the Perseid Meteors this year Emily (even though she's full-term now and ready to pop any moment!) and I went out meteor hunting. Living in the countryside has its blessings. 10 minutes after leaving our home we were out of Bridgwater leaving the bright lights behind us. With the sunroof open Emily started spotting meteors almost instantly! We wanted to head to Wimbleball lake as knowing it's a National Dark Sky site we knew it would be perfect but being so close to the due-date meant we didn't fancy being in the middle of Exmoor at 1am giving birth! We opted to head towards Hawkridge Reservoir instead. The site wasn't as dark as I had hoped with a lot of light pollution spilling in from Bridgwater still but it's not a bad effort for my first Astrophotography session. Photographs taken with a Canon 5dm2, Canon L-Series 24-105mm f/4 IS and a Canon 50mm f/1.4 USM on a Manfrotto tripod.
We hope everyone is well on this damp, yet typically British, August summers day!
