Simon Green Photography

Morocco

With the success we have had in the last decade, I never really took the time out to relax and enjoy photography the way that I used to before it became a profession and to be honest when I did get some time off the last thing that I wanted to do was take yet mor photographs. In 2011 I had to close our Studio to health issues and have done very little work orientated photography since. Towards the end of 2011 a friend and fellow photographer invited me on a trip to Morocco, which then suddenly became 6 of us (all photographers).

We landed at Marrakesh and then spent 9 days travelling to the desert then up through the Atlas Mountains to Fez. Thousands of amazing images were taken in every kind of environment from desert sun to mountain snow.

Another trip is already being planned for 2012 and there are a few places left, please contact us for details

Beetham Food

Beetham food photo shoot. A fantastic first food shoot with Beetham Food. Jamie, Louisa and Dave provided a fantastic menu using local ingredients at their kitchen at Ruanhighlanes near Truro.

Wenches In Trenches

In October a group of women did a 21 mile sponsored walk in aid of The Soldiers Charity in the Somme region of France entitled ‘Wenches in Trenches’. Following the frontline held by British troops in World War I, the walk started in the town of Albert and the ladies called at British cemeteries and memorials along the route.

The walk ended with a short ceremony at The Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme, a major war memorial to the 72,195 missing British and Commonwealth men who died in the Battle of the Somme and who have no known grave. Cpl Andy Reid who was severely injured in Afghanistan in 2009 and as a result is a triple amputee laid a wreath at the final memorial.

Trereife House

Latest images of renovations to Trereife House near Newlyn

Surf Action Polzeath Camp

I know so many surfers, professionals, champions, warm weather occasional’s, enthusiastic surf bums and those that do it just because. In the years that I have been a photographer I have never really had an interest to photograph surfing. Its only because of my recent involvement with the charity Surf Action that I have started to do it and today was my first time in the water with a waterproof housing. I spent a couple of hours in the water with a group of Royal Marines who were surfing with Surf Action at Polzeath in Cornwall.

Surf Action help mentally and physically injured veterans and serving military to have a better life partly through the use of surfing. www.surfaction.co.uk