Hope to post a few more of these in the coming weeks. This is Rosy from the Royal Veterinary College.
Judith, Cyclist
Judith, who is participating in a 175km bike ride next week, came to the studio for some portraits recently.
Here are some shots from the session.
Photos of Sinéad at the West London Studio
Some photographs of Sinéad from the opening of the new Mat Smith Photography studio in Shepherd’s Bush, West London.
All images are Copyright Mat Smith Photography 2010.
A closeup crop from above:
Studio Family Portraits – Special Offer
Until this Wednesday 21st July, Mat Smith Photography is offering family portraiture at his West London Studio in 1hr sittings for £55 plus prints. Subject to availability.
Here are some from this morning’s shoot with Antonia, Remus, and Gabs.
Portrait of Julian Huppert MP
Julian Huppert is the new MP for Cambridge (Liberal Democrats), and I photographed him last week.
Grab a copy of tonight’s edition of the Cambridge Evening News which features Mat Smith Photography’s portrait of Julian Huppert outside the Houses of Parliament.
This photograph is also used on Julian’s own website, www.julianhuppert.org.uk
Portfolio shots at the London studio
A mini round-up of some of the studio portraits from the last couple of weeks
I had the pleasure of photographing Ashley from Ebb and Flow (massage therapy) during her visit to the UK.
Emily’s is the face of a new kawaii internet and smartphone application that lets kids talk to a virtual face. Hundreds of photos of different facial expressions were taken which were then wrapped around an animated model that breathed life into the virtual human. The app is soon to be on sale in the iStore…
Lucy wanted some shots for her acting / singing career, and for inclusion in the programs of the operas and plays in which she plays various parts.
Spring is here
More Emily and Tom
Some more photographs from Tom and Emily’s gorgeous Easter wedding in York.
Purple Revolution
This week has seen the formation of a new coalition government in the UK as well as a new surge in protesters campaigning for electoral reform.
During the coalition negotiation talks which took place at the office of The Work Foundation just next to St James’s Park tube station in Palmer Street, protesters from Take Back Parliament and Vote For A Change gathered to make their message heard.
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