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Photo Booth – Greenman Festival

In the SOMEWHERE FEILD at Greenman Festival in Wales kids and parents alike found themselves transported to the land of madness with our best photobooth yet! We had a fantastic selection of hats, capes, crazy sleeves, sunglasses, ray guns and lobster hands. The Somewhere Field is for teenagers, which is an age group that is often left out in festival planning, but of course parents are welcome and I think secretly they love it too and are happy to tag along. What set this photobooth off was not just the awesome costume selection but our background which was created by painting with light. We created this set up by using our customised marquee and asked people to select their crazy costumes, enter the marquee and strike a pose.

 

With the combination of dressing up clothes and our photographic handy work we created a unique experience that had excited kids and inspired adults into finding their inner child. All of the pictures were free to download after the festival so that everyone could share the images with their friends and parents, this was a massive success and we are looking forward to sharing the experience at more festivals.

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Adventure to Elgol on the Isle of Skye

We began our exploration of the Isle of Skye yesterday with a trip to Elgol, a steep little village on the far tip of one of the southern peninsulas of Skye. One thing you learn very quickly about Skye is that the weather is constantly changing. You will be driving in the sunshine and suddenly a hail storm seemingly out of nowhere will hit your car. When we got to Elgol we watched a weather front hammer the smaller island of Soay just of the coast and roll off in the direction of Sgurr Alasdair, one of Skye’s most famous peaks to walk.

As we headed back the weather began to clear just as we reached Bla Bheinn, which means blue mountain. The peaks were dusted with snow and there was finally some blue in the sky and the sun highlighted the rich shades of plum and mustard in the growth below the peak. We got some great shots and were tempted to do the hike as the summit was only 990 meters from the parking lot but we decided to save it for another day. The John Muir Trust, which manages the 12000 hectare area of land in which this peak lies, includes protected sites of geology, peatlands, woodlands and golden eagles, and a large part lies in the Cuillin Hills national science area. As we worked our way back home we searched for spots of interests and came across a church ruin with history dating back to 7AD, the gravestones surrounding it were scattered over an undulating terrain with stunning views.

 

As we approached the Skye bridge which would return us to our temporary home in Kyle of Lochalsh we were rewarded with a full rainbow as we pulled into Kyleakin to snap some shots of it I realised it was a double rainbow, the second part being fainter and not full but still a fabulous. It was a wonderful day out and there is so much more to explore on this magical island.

Double RainbowSM

 

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A View of Skye Bridge

Despite waking to a dusting of snow on the ground over the past few days the weather cleared this afternoon and provided a glimpse of spring to come. I was out exploring the old golf course behind Kyle of Lochalsh where the local government has reinvented the area for walkers and for picnicking. There are meandering paths that will take you from the parking lot down to alcoves by the water or over to viewpoints where you can watch the big ships rolling in and out of Kyle with views spanning from the Isle of Skye and up towards Loch Carron and of course the famous Skye bridge. At the highest point in the park is another viewpoint and several picnic tables where you can watch the world from above while you enjoy your lunch. It is great to see improvements to public spaces and hopefully this will become a well known stopping point for travellers of this region.

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Somewhere at Greenman Festival

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Krispcamp Photo Booth at Greenman Festival

In the SOMEWHERE FEILD at Greenman Festival in Wales kids and parents alike found themselves transported to the land of madness with our best photobooth yet! We had a fantastic selection of hats, capes, crazy sleeves, sunglasses, ray guns and lobster hands. The Somewhere Field is for teenagers, which is an age group that is often left out in festival planning, but of course parents are welcome and I think secretly they love it too and are happy to tag along. What set this photobooth off was not just the awesome costume selection but our background which was created by painting with light. We created this set up by using our customised marquee and asked people to select their crazy costumes, enter the marquee and strike a pose.

With the combination of dressing up clothes and our photographic handy work we created a unique experience that had excited kids and inspired adults into finding their inner child. All of the pictures were free to download after the festival so that everyone could share the images with their friends and parents, this was a massive success and we are looking forward to sharing the experience at more festivals.

 

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Wedding photography

We can provide you with as much coverage as you require of your special day, from getting ready to walking down the aisle, the kiss, the family group shots, the detail, the guests, the speeches and the first dance. It is all about you! What is really special about choosing Krisp-Camp Photography is that you are getting two professional photographers who are also a married couple and know how important the big day is!

 

We can photograph the bride and groom separately whilst getting ready then during the event we will both be shooting and making sure we don’t miss a moment. Our style is natural and unobtrusive, allowing you to flow through you day without worry. Our ability to split up or be working together means we can get all the detail you wish for on your big day.

Please contact us for a free consultation on your wedding photography requirements.