Paul Mcguiness Photography

#filmphotography #oldcamera #oldcameras A friend of mine gave me this camera last night, I had to get up early this morning so I could examine it and start thinking about a project where I could use it or incorporate it into the narrative, that's my challenge for the day!

Something a little bit different! This is a video production for the FUNCTION event on Saturday 18th January 2020. This year I will be taking on more video/cinematography projects for businesses and organisations looking for new angles for marketing strategies that can be delivered across multiple platforms. Watch this space for more content coming soon!

#interiordesign #home #estateagents

#interiordesign #home #estateagents

#interiordesign #home #estateagents

#interiordesign #home #estateagents

Skye and new pals on Rosemarkie beach #bordercollie

Are you hungry? a few food images from one of my recent assignments. I'm taking a break from food photography for a few weeks as I head off on a road trip around Scotland. Still deciding on either 35mm or medium format, or both! But all will be on B&W film, looking forward to sharing once shot, processed, and scanned!

What captures a wedding more than the instantaneous reaction between the Bride and Groom!

What is it about B&W that engages the viewer? Well removing distractions is a first consideration. But it's also contrast and tonal range, and of course, how it's viewed - on a social media platform or as a large print on a wall?

Wedding photography is a fantastic opportunity to capture great images, emotions, and spontaneous reactions. It is also the most demanding of all social events, not just the day, but the many hours editing to ensure the Married couple get the images they desire. Shelly-Anne and Kyle are eagerly awaiting their preview, but as I'm almost finished editing, I'll just post a teaser, a bit of Bokelishousness!

A mouth watering selection of Indian dishes with freshly baked naan bread. #food #foodphotography #fooddesign #newcastleupontynerestaurants #northeastengland #restaurants #Indianfood

Look into the flame, what do you see? A food prep image from yesterday's shoot. Sorry can't show you the food images as they are branded for the client. Loving food photography, and another three shoots this week, I better hide the bathroom scales!! :-)

#food #kebabs #Newcastle restaurants #Food photography #Indianfood #Tyne and wear restaurants and bars

#food #kebabs #Newcastle restaurants #food photography #Indianfood #Tyne & Wear food photography

#food #kebabs #Newcastle restaurants #Food photography #Indianfood #Tyne & Wear food photography

A good one to end the year, published in yesterday's Sunday Mirror.