Niall:
T: +44 1356 626 768 or 078987 88 2 55
E: niallbenvie@clara.co.uk
W: www.ImagesfromtheEdge.com
Skype: niallbenvie
For stock:
We now have a fully searchable PhotoShelter site with over 4500 downloadable hi res images.
Now that there are so many on-line search facilities available, many clients prefer us to send them lightboxes. We will gladly do this for you! We scan back catalogue transparencies to industry standard specifications using an Imacon Flextight virtual drum scanner. Since late 2005, all new material has been digitally captured on high-end Nikon bodies.
Commissions:
I shoot for a variety of clients including the Woodland Trust, WWF, BG, Graham and Sibbald, Scottish Power, Wild Wonders of Europe, Scottish Wildlife Trust and Future Publishing. As well as photography, I have also published around 500 000 words of articles and books, the majority of which has been commissioned.
Please call me to discuss day rates and terms+ 44 78987 88 2 55 or +44 1356 626 768.
Should you have difficulty contacting me directly, my work is also represented by, amongst others:
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Hi Guys,
I have been trying to find a copy of P.H-D’s book titled The complete guide to close-up and macro photography. I was wondering/hoping that you Guys would have some on hand/in stock and that I might be able to buy a copy? Signed of course. . .hehe
I would like you to know that your ‘blog’ is firmly entrenched in My Favorites and is visited daily without fail. . . please keep up the good work. It is great for us amateurs knowing that our hobby is your lifestyle and we can ‘tune in’ each day for an update. . . sometimes, you need to write more
Bruce
Hello Bruce,
Thanks to the policy of David & Charles, the publishers, of taking books out of circulation way before they have reached the end of their life this volume can only be found second hand. I have only my own two copies here (marked). I’ll see if I can locate one for you but if you can find a lovingly cherished one on the internet I can always send you a signed card to stick in the front. It’s one way of reducing the value by half!
best
Paul