Wedding Photography

There are a few 'landmark' days in your life, days which above all others you will want to remember for the rest of your lives. 

Of course your wedding day is one of those and you will certainly want to remember it over the years with a professional set of wedding pictures. Wedding photography by Gosh Photography, please read on after the jump for more details and photos:

Maternity Shoots

When you're expecting you will pop along to the hospital ( at 13 weeks & 20 weeks as i recall from my own children ) and during the scan you will be offered the chance to take home a picture of your baby. It's a beautiful thing to keep and usually the first picture in the baby album; A lovely thing to have next are pictures from a maternity shoot that capture you at such a wonderful time in your life... hit the 'read more' for more information and just to warn you, there is some mild nudity in the pictures that follow.

Promote Yourself!

There is no better way to promote yourself than with a set of well thought out pictures. As the saying goes, ' a picture paints a thousand words' so with a set of 10 images you can tell the world who you are and what you do.


Maybe you're in a band, an actor, a tribute act, an artist, a comedian, what ever you do, a good quality set of images will be really useful for your advertising literature and leaflets that you hand out to promote yourself, for your business cards and leaflets and of course the Internet.

Christmas Presents

Christmas Photo's make wonderful gifts for loved ones and friends. Family Shoots are available at Gosh for you whatever size family you have. Beware of small 'studios' that can just about fit 4 or 5 people in a box sized room. Gosh studio is a large purpose built studio and i regularly have extended families of 12 or more people come along for photo shoots, and because the studio is so large i can offer full length group photo's that capture the whole image not just a head shot!

Studio Higher

So your a keen photographer and you've got a bit of kit at home or maybe you use that big ball of sun in the sky as your main light source and patiently wait till there's just enough of it seeping in through your lounge window to allow you to shoot above 1/30th sec with the lens wide open. Sound familiar?
Sooner or later those walls that make up your living room are going to get closer and closer together and dam where does that extra light keep bouncing in to the picture from, oh yeah that'll be the ceiling, probably about 8 feet from the floor in the average semi.... and wouldn't it just be great if you didn't have to move the sofa every time you want to put the background stand in place.

You don't need to go to the extremes that little Goshy has and take a rocket into outer space to find the room you need......

Back to the future

You're late, do you have no concept of time? ...  Welcome to the Gosh Photography blog, the title of this 1st post is apt because just like micheal j fox zapping back and fourth in time in that brilliant series of films this blog is going to be part retrospective and part present day, purely because it's been one of the things on the 'to do' list for quite some time.... and there's always something else to do!
But do it i have. I own and run Gosh Photography, a photography studio in the south west of the uk, Weston Super Mare to be precise, near Bristol, very often referred to as Weston Super Mud because the sea is out far more often out than it's in.
What do we do? ah i knew you would be wondering that, in a nutshell, we do 3 things:

1. Commercial photography: Catalogue work, online retailers, band shoots, corporate portraits, product shots etc, all of which can take place at the studio or on location as appropriate.

2. Stylish Portraits: Family portraits, model portfolios, wedding photography, and so on.

3. Studio hire: The studio is available to hire ( details here ) to photographers, we run lighting classes and hold model days; more about all of this in future posts!

Woo, that's it, 1st post all done and dusted, it really wasn't that difficult after all...
See ya later, Pop. Whooo, time to change that oil