DalynDigital Photography and All Things Photographic

Do you need an Event Photographer for your event?

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Do you have an event you want to remember?

We will attend your event at no cost i.e. FREE and set up a studio, take your images and print them at your event while you wait. Click here for further information

At least one photographer and one assistant will attend and set up a studio and our Mitsubishi Event system in a suitable area

Consider any occasion as an event e.g. Birthdays, Christenings, Anniversaries, Retirements , Awards, Dinners, Proms, Wedding receptions in fact any celebration you can think of. Charity events will always include a donation to the charity and 2 vouchers for photo sessions for raffle prizes.

DalynDigital photography will come and take formal, informal or fun images to remind you of the occasion.

Use of a new Mitsubishi printing system allows immediate viewing and printing of your images. A portable studio set-up can be brought or a range of portable backgrounds as required. (minimum space requirement approx 15 X 15 feet with a power point and a table).

Attendance Cost is Free ! (in most cases however if you wish you could prepay part or all of the costs for your attendees), prints 6x8 £10 Buy 2 get one FREE £20, printed on the night, email images sized for

Face book etc or Hi-Res images for your own printing are available. All images taken can be seen on my website and ordered in various sizes and formats as required.

Willow Foundation Dinner 2010

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Willow Foundation Dinner

Last Saturday night I had the pleasure of attending the Willow Foundation Dinner held at the Marriott in Bristol to photograph the guests in their finery. Some 200 guests arrived in wonderful attire and a good evening was had by all

All images are now loaded onto my website for you to view and purchase. To view click Here

Cost on the Web are as on the evening £10 each buy 2 get one Free, and I will either post or hand deliver the prints ASAP. (8X6 mounted prints)

As on the evening a donation from every sale will go to Carrie-anne and her wonderful work with the Willow Foundation.

Thank you Carrie for all your hard work and dedication.

The Willow Foundation is the only charity of its kind providing special days for seriously ill 16 to 40 year olds throughout the UK. It was founded in 1999 by Bob and Megs Wilson as a lasting memorial to their daughter, Anna, who died of cancer aged 31. Bob Wilson is the former Arsenal and Scotland goalkeeper and TV presenter. The charity's name, Willow, stems from Anna's nickname and its aim is to replicate the positive impact special days had on both Anna and her family for other seriously ill 16 to 40 year olds throughout the UK.

Charity events

If your event is in aid of a good cause we will donate a proportion of our profits from the night to your charity and we will donate family portrait session vouchers to be used as raffle prizes.

Here's a selection of charities we've donated to:

Help Toby Walk

Willow Foundation

Prostate Cancer Charity

Great Western Air Ambulance

My First Post

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Hi I hope you will enjoy my Blogg where I will keep you updated about 'Loki' my baby Barn Owl, and my photographic exploits.

I will also keep you informed of our Local Hawk & Owl Trust (HOT) group ( South Gloucestershire) , where I am currently the Treasurer.

'Loki' hatched on the 17th June to captive bred parents. He/she ( sex unknown at this time)is to be hand reared to be a hand tame inprinted owl for both my enjoyment and educational purposes for the HOT.

'Loki' is the name of a mischievous Norwegian god, I heard about on a recent Norwegian fjord Cruise we have returned from. I now have 2000 images to sort! (will let you know when they are uploaded onto my website with a link)

Imprinting is the term used to mean the owlet regards us (humans) as parents and is happy in our company. Parent reared chicks would not be happy to be near humans. Captive bred means that the parent birds were captive bred, i.e. bred in captivity; as was 'Loki'.

Captive bred birds are ringed with a closed ring at 12-14 days or so, this ring slides over their foot and becomes impossible to remove as the foot grows but slides freely on the bird identifying him but causing no harm. The bird is registered with the Independent Bird register, who issue a registration document giving details of owner, hatching date, parents, and ring number. This document is like a car registration document and is transferred with the bird should he ever be moved to a new owner. It is illegal to take any wild bird for captive use.

I am currently hand feeding him and keep him with me at all times (well nearly! ;-) ) so he becomes accustomed to humans, my cats, household noise and changing environments. He seem fairly laid back as he rules my movements and frightens the cats!

His large outside aviary is nearly complete as far as framework and needs netting, this will be finished over the next few days ( netting delivery) and weather permitting.

I will add a series if images and include notes on his progress over the next few days, then Blogg 2-3 times a week with images of his progress.