Scotland's Leading Event Photographers

We spent today shooting for the Ellen MacArthur Foundation at Glasgow Science Centre, when Ellen launched her new Project ReDesign. We’ll also be covering the Leeds event in a few days time. The workshop was won by a Team from Hutcheson’s Grammar in Glasgow-well done!

Friday saw us at the Magnum centre in Irvine photographing the figure skaters.  Their costumes were a riot of colour and worked well with our portable studio and backdrop

We were at the Marriott Hotel in Glasgow recently photographing the Glasgow University Athletic Club annual Ball and awards ceremony. More than 500 students attended a great night.

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The Graduation Ball season is upon us. Here is an image from a recent Graduation Ball in Glasgow. If you are looking for an Event Photographer to cover your Graduation Ball free of charge then do not hesitate to contact us.

Our clever web designer Horisk Ltd have implemented  a system which allows us to upload events by race number, this has worked well for the Caledonian Challenge and today we will be uploading the No fuss 10 at Kirroughtree which took place at the weekend.  Participants will be able to go straight to their race number and look at their event photos.  It should  be a lot easier to find and view photos.  Any photos where the number was not identified will be placed in a misc folder.  Happy viewing!!

Well done to everyone who participated in and those who completed the Caledonian Challenge,  Xpressphoto Event Photographers Scotland were delighted to have had examples of the event photography published in the Scotsman supplement. We had three teams out covering the outdoor event from start to finish.  All photographs of this outdoor event can be seen on our website.

The Caledonian Challenge  is a 54mile trek to be completed in under 24 hours, through the night in the scottish highlands for charity, images from the challenge will be online in our gallery tomorrow.

The Anthony Nolan Trust were given permission to abseil from the top of  the Waterloo Monument at the top of Peniel Heugh.  This is a monument , built between 1817 and 1824 to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo, standing on a hill top near to Harestanes Visitor Centre.   Our two event photographers got fit climbing up the left handed spiral stairs, they said however it was worth the effort for the views from the top which they said was truly stunning.  Next year The Anthony Nolan Trust will be arranging a zipslide from the top of the tower, if you are interested in participating then keep an eye on their website for the date to be announced. 

We had another great day covering the CLIC Sargent abseil off the Falkirk Wheel.  Looking forward to covering further events for Lyndsay in the future.