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Gary and Karen started photographing weddings in 1981 so they are highly
experienced in dealing with everything that your big day may demand. This Experience allows you and your guests to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and still have time to achieve creative and innovative images. Their service includes a consultation with you to find out about your needs and tastes in order to provide a personalised service. "Two heads are always better than one". They provide the male and female perspective and efficiency that is so important for modern weddings and civil partnerships. If you are looking for the ultimate flexible service without the artifical constraints of "the package deal", they provide that service. The photographers who listen to your requests and pay full attention to all the details on your behalf, leaving you to relax and have fun!! |
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In 1994 Gary achieved
the top level of qualification with Guild of Wedding Photographers U.K.
as a "Craftsman" allowing him to use the coveted letters Cr.G.W.P. after
his name. He is also a qualified member of the British Institute of Professional
Photography (B.I.P.P.), and has also qualified with the Master Photographers
Association (M.P.A.) and the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers. In 1992 in conjunction with 3 other local businesses Gary was a co-founder of the very successful Association of Wedding Services, a Wirral based group of individual business people all dedicated to providing the best possible service to our customers, we publish a wedding guide called the Pink Book. Gary has won a variety of awards for Wedding photography, Portraits and also Land and Seascapes. He has been an active member of the organising committee for the North West Region of the British Institute of Professional Photographers, helping to organise training and events for fellow local professional photographers. He has served as Chairman for the region and more recently was elected as a one of the 5 National Directors for a two year tenure. Upon retiring from that post recently, his work for the BIPP was recognised with a “Presidential Award” which is one of the highest accolades offered by the BIPP. |
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