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Article source: Simon Coates Photography Author : Simon Coates
We were delighted to have been invited to run the two meet and greet photographic studios at this year’s Coventry ComicCon. What a spectacular success it was too!
The event brought together the stars of the screen, both large and small, and allowed fans to meet their idols.
All of the photos that were taken in the studios are available – for free – by clicking the button below. They were supposed to be sorted by your individual folder number but, unfortunately, due to a family medical issue I don’t have time to sort them. I just wanted to make them available as soon as possible.
We have also uploaded a copy of all of the printed photos to our Facebook page to make it easier to tag and share!
I have seen some people claim that “there’s no such thing as free” when it comes to the photos at Cons – they claim that the price has been built in somehow or other.
I can assure you that this is not the case here, we’ve absorbed the cost ourselves as a way of thanking you all and helping, hopefully, to make the day even more special.
When you download your photos, you will be asked for an email address. I promise that it will not be used for any marketing at all. It is simply used to send the link to the photo download. I hate spam and will neversend any.
All we ask is, if you like the service we provided, that you consider leaving us a Facebook review.
Article source: Simon Coates Photography Author : Simon Coates
The hottest August Bank Holiday on record saw over 200 competitors take part in the Fernie Pony Club showjumping and dressage day and we were delighted to have been invited along to photograph all of the action.
Congratulations to all who took part during the 12 hour marathon in the sweltering heat!
All of the photographs from the day are now online and can be viewed by clicking the button below. As a thank-you to those that bought prints from us on the day, we’ve added a complimentary copy to our Facebook page for you to tag and share.
Article source: Simon Coates Photography Author : Simon Coates
It was fantastic to have been invited along to photograph the Shelsley Walsh Mini Day, organised by Tulip Rally Tours, which was celebrating the beloved Mini’s 60th birthday.
It was a gloriously hot and sunny day with lots of cars taking their turn to go up the famous hillclimb course.
It was even more spectacular to see so many cars attempt to “Fill the Hill” with Minis. Well over 100 cars went up the hill, nose-to-tail, before turning around at the top and coming back down again. It truly was a sight to behold!
All of the photos are now online and can be viewed by clicking the button below. As a thank-you to those that bought prints from us on the day, we’ve added a complimentary copy to our Facebook page for you to tag and share.
Article source: Simon Coates Photography Author : Simon Coates
There were two things that were hard to believe about this weekend:1) It has been a year since our last ApHC UK Show2) The WEATHER!!
It was so windy on Saturday that we had to close the trailer after the door broke. It was just too dangerous for us to have it open.
Sunday, on the other had, was a little on the wet side. At least it kept the wasps away!
We love covering this show each year: it is always nice to work with such a friendly group of horse owners.
It was also a pleasure to meet Linda Tedesco who had flown all the way from Texas to judge the ApHC USA classes. She also ran a series of fascinating and informative training classes at various stages during the weekend.
All of the photographs are now available via our gallery which is accessible via the button below. As a thank-you to those that bought prints from us at the show, we’ve added a complimentary copy to our Facebook page for you to tag and share.
Article source: Simon Coates Photography Author : Simon Coates
The Myton Hospice Cycle Challenge is one of my favourite events to photograph. I love the spirit and determination of those that are taking part and the fact that everyone is doing so for such a worthy cause.
As usual, we had photographers at the start/finish, on the 50K course and on Saintbury Hill. Hopefully, we should have photographed just about everyone who took part.
Each year, I look forward to sitting in the little lay-by on Saintbury Hill and watching those heroic riders tackling such a hideous hill.
The weather was quite kind to the riders this year, with it being moderately warm and remaining dry throughout the ride.
All of the photos are now online and can be viewed by clicking the button below.
Article source: Simon Coates Photography Author : Simon Coates