Jorgensen Albums - Stylish Versatile and Chic

Pro and Studio Collection Albums

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We use Jorgensen albums as our premium album supplier. The quality, attention to detail and pure craftmanship involved in the making of each album is astounding. The design is simple and can be customised in so many ways, all mats can be designed and cut from scratch and this is invaluable when you are working with clients to fit in as much as is possible. We do however, say that less is more in an album, let the photographs speak for themselves.

The album shots above are from an actual client wedding. They will get the album this week and I am sure that they will be delighted with the final product, just as all clients are who choose this supplier.

Jorgensen choose the photographers they wish to work with and in this regard I am delighted to be able to stock this fine product.

Studio Range - Affordable and Classic, Simple and Stylish

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From the Archives - a photo a week

D200 with 18-200 G ED lens @130mm. f5.6  1/80, ISO 400.

Sometimes you are away for a break, it might be Sheffield, Cardiff or Edinburgh - this time it is London, Brick Lane in fact. There is so much to see, taste and view, a veritable microcosm within the pulsing heart of a busy city once known as Londinium.

The face on the wall looks familiar, someone famous, a DJ or an actor? - not quite sure who but I certainly would be enlightened to know. This shot was taken on the 30th December 2007, a night away from New Years Eve where the Yuletide celebrations were still in full flow. It has a strangely calming effect on me each time I see it.

From the archives: a photo a week - Wedding

D700 with 12-24 G ED lens. f4 @ 1/40, ISO 800.

Captured on the 22nd of September 2009 at a wedding in Newbridge. The groom sits on his honkers to chat with a young friend.

Metering for the bright light makes this picture so effective, just as fully extending the limit of the 12-24mm lens used.

I sepia toned the image to create a mood. The stance of the young lady portrays a certain shyness, a trait some of us never loose.