neil harrison photography

Lara’s mum Gemma got in touch a couple of weeks ago.  She had been told to contact me after her daughter, Lara attended a workshop at Cinemagic in Belfast.

The workshop was taking the students through several aspects of life in Theatre.  One of the showcase students they had in for the day was a young guy called Francis.  I took his headshots months ago and Cinemagic used his headshot as an example of how they should be done.  Check out Francis’s headshots here.

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I love working with people who appreciate the value of my work.  Especially when the client is a very good friend!

I met Ken Sharp years ago through BNI here in Northern Ireland.  We even took part in a recent White Collar Boxing program as well.

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The MAC’s first season opens with their very own production, as part of the ni2012 ‘Our Time, Our Place’ celebrations.

Titanic (Scenes from the British Wreck Commissioner’s Inquiry, 1912), by Owen McCafferty, is a courtroom drama full of intrigue, bravery and human frailty.

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I specialise in drama, theatre and stage photography.  If its dark and theres lots of movement  where flash cant be used to take photos i am your man!

I can hopefully say this with complete honesty as this is how i started my career in photography.  It was a chance email sent back in 2004 that lead me to my first paid photography job and it was with Queens Drama Department.

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I dont blog as much as i used due to time constraints but this post is going to make up for that.

Never have i undertaken a photo shoot that has lasted a whole week!

Never have i undertaken a photo shoot that has created so much content!

Never have i been so tired!

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I love the outdoors and i feel privileged at every opportunity i get to go and work outside.  I spend a lot of time either editing photos at home or on site taking photos in town and city centres.

I got in touch with Stephen from The Adventure Team at the start of last week and i asked him if he was taking any groups out Coasteering soon.  He said he was heading up to Dunservick on the northern coast of Northern Ireland the following weekend.

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Its been a few weeks since my last blog post but alas i have not fallen off the face of the earth!

December and January are usually quieter times of the year for me and my business.  I have been working away but not necessarily on jobs i want to blog about.

However working with Jane from Vital Nutrition was something i definitely wanted to blog about!  The variety of images and the fantastic colours i find amazing.

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Music Theatre 4 Youth (Ireland) is the only All-Ireland performing arts education charity for 11 – 25 year olds.

Established in 2005, MT4Uth provides young people in Ireland with an opportunity to access the very best quality musical theatre tuition, along with the chance to perform on the stages of various theatre venues across the country.

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Last night marked the 7 year anniversary of local Belfast fire spinning group, Firepoise.

I met Clare and her team about 4 years ago and my photography skills were very much in their infancy.  At that time i had not officially took the step in to full time photography.  I was still working part time.

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In my opinion, interior photography could be the mark wether a photographer is up to the job or not.  I think its a clear demonstration of how they can control light in less than ideal conditions.

I have been working with a local letting company who providing housing solutions for visitors to Belfast.

They are carrying out a website revamp and top of the the to do list was to get new images.

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