May 05 2009

Natural History Museum Main Hall Photosynth

Posted by Philip McGaw in Photosynth, tags: , ,

With its cathedral-like structure, frescoes and sculptures, the Museum’s Central Hall forms a fantastic backdrop to some of the highlights of the Museum’s collection including a Diplodocus skeleton and a 1,300-year-old giant sequoia. Charles Darwin’s famous statue sits at the top of the hall’s grand staircase.

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Apr 20 2009

MSS at Hedingham Castle

Posted by Philip McGaw in Photography, tags: , ,

DSC_5525.jpgThese Photos were taken at the Medieval Siege Society event at Hedingham Castle.

These Photos were taken during the battles and from around the living history camp.

[Please note these are not final images]

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Apr 20 2009

Birdsense Photos

Posted by Philip McGaw in Photography, tags: , , , ,

BirdsenseWhile at Hedingham Castle for the recent Medieval Siege Society event there was a Falconry display by Gordon of Birdsense.

These photographs were taken during or after the display.

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Apr 20 2009

Kris Talikowski Photography

Posted by Philip McGaw in Clients, tags:

kristalikowskiKris Talikowski is a Photography, Technologist, and Online Marketeer. based out of Swindon in Wiltshire.

He was looking for a bespoke site that he could use to show off his portfolio. as such he wanted a clean looking site, which showcased his best work in a clean and uncluttered way.

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Jan 31 2009

Matt Black Armour’s Site

Posted by Philip McGaw in Clients, tags: ,

Matt Black ArmourMatt Black Armour is a small company run by Matthew Bayley based out of Worcester in the south west Midlands.

He set up his own business providing hand crafted items for the home, as well as historical items for re-enactment and living history, as well as for the Film and TV industry.

Matthew was after a new website to showcase his work and i managed to set him up a site that fitted his requirements, Mathew will be adding more information to it over the coming weeks.

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