December usually sees us go into hiding from the weather, reflect upon the year's work and prepare our portfolio for the next year, however this year things are somewhat more hectic.
We've weddings to photograph in Cornwall, Bath, Bristol and Somerset.
Steve is hosting some corporate photography training and consultancy in Cambridge, and to balance things and keep them lighthearted, he's just completed a couple of assignments photographing popular comedians, Al Murray and Dom Joly.

Wedding season is now starting to slow down for over the winter months, but a pretty diverse range of corporate work has kept us busy:
We've been photographing students in Bath and Bristol, an evening gala dinner at Mansion House, and who could forget... a trip to John Mcririck's house in London, photographing him in all his glory for a new iPhone app.

We know every wedding is different - and we're always kept on our toes, but this month we were introduced to the delights of pig racing.
If anyone is worried that the evening reception of their wedding may be too calm and wants to inject some excitement and gambling to the proceedings -look no further...

This month has seen Steve combine two of his passions: photography and beer, in an assignment that saw him spend an entire day in one of Bath's excellent hidden pub's, the Richmond.
September also marked a small landmark as Steve and Tash returned to shoot a wedding at the very first venue they photographed for the Little Photo Company, the Kenwood Hotel.

Tash has been hanging out with Peter Allis again at The Wiltshire golf club for the annual celebrity golf tornament that we've been comissisioned to photograph for the past two years.
The event raises money for the Nicholls spinal injury foundation. Celebrities this year included chef Heston Blumethal, veteran entertainer Jimmy Tarbuck and BBC pundit Chris Hollins.
In the studio no-one went hungry - amongst our studio output this month we were commissioned to photograph a range of cooked breakfasts for Macmillan Publishing. Bac-on.

This month We've been sleeping under the stars, drinking beer in the sunshine, grooving along to the bands and getting involved in the arts and crafts as official photographers at the Larmer Tree Festival for the fifth time!
It's such a lovely, well-run family festival in a fantastic location, with so much going on and is always such a pleasure to photograph with a photo opportunity literally round every corner.