Based in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales village of Ingleton, I am a freelance photographer with a fully equipped studio on site. I specialise in portrait, family, property, event, product and commercial photography, creating high-quality images at an affordable price.
Photography has been a passion since my teenage years, beginning with my first SLR camera, a Zenith E, and continuing through many film and digital cameras. After years of developing my skills and experience, I turned my passion into my full-time profession.
I believe photography should be anything but ordinary. Every person, family and business has something unique to offer, and my aim is to capture the character, personality and individuality behind every image.
A Relaxed Approach
Photography is all about the client. I can bring my camera and equipment to your home, workplace or chosen location, or welcome you to my fully equipped studio. My approach is relaxed and natural, creating images of people being themselves and doing the things they enjoy.
I take the time to understand each client, capturing not just how someone looks, but who they are. I am generous with my time, taking plenty of photographs to ensure the best possible final selections and edits, while making sure the whole experience is enjoyable from start to finish.
Photography Services
Portrait Photography
Family Photography
Property Photography
Event Photography
Product Photography
Commercial Photography
Studio Photography
Location Photography
Free consultations are available in person at my studio, at your home, via video call or by telephone. Photography packages can be tailored to suit individual requirements.
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Windows NT systems:
sponsorban.cgi must be writable and accessible by the script
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On some NT systems, the variable near the top of banner.cgi must be set. It is currently set as follows:
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Note that under most systems, "." is fine. This specifies that it is set to the current directory. However, some NT systems require the full server path. Contact your system administrator to find the full path to your cgi-bin directory.
If you still have trouble, contact Banner@linc2u.com and I will attempt to help.
If a file locking problem, make sure the directory this script resides in is writable. Note, the directory does not have to be writable for the script to write to files, only for it to create files. File creation is required for proper file locking.
Windows NT systems:
sponsorban.cgi must be writable and accessible by the script
banner.cgi must be able to write to files and create files
On some NT systems, the variable near the top of banner.cgi must be set. It is currently set as follows:
$main::sponsorban_path = "sponsorban";
Note that under most systems, "." is fine. This specifies that it is set to the current directory. However, some NT systems require the full server path. Contact your system administrator to find the full path to your cgi-bin directory.
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