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Capturing the detail

  • Writer: Antony Sherlock
    Antony Sherlock
  • Jul 12, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 6, 2019


Naga Munchetty photographed by Petals and Pixels at the Scttish Open 2019
Naga Munchetty at the Scottish Open at North Berwick in 2019

I am often asked what type of photography do I do – normally in relation to wedding photography and I have answered this particular question on our Questions page. However as a photographer I enjoy all types of photography from studio, portrait, landscapes, residential, aerial and everything else in-between. With wedding photography even if you are doing one style as directed by the brief of the wedding party – you will still be doing a range of shots throughout so you need to be doing all types of photography continually.


Naga Munchetty at the Scottish Open in 2019, Petals and Pixels
Naga Munchetty

I attended the recent Pro-Am event for the Scottish Open held at North Berwick and it gives an excellent opportunity to capture some well-known faces and golfers in a variety of scenes either on the course or in the crowds. Who knew that Naga Munchetty of BBC “Breakfast” had such vivid eyes – but the camera picks it up. There are a lot of similarities to wedding photography with a full day with a camera making sure you capture the detail – so enjoy the action through the photographer’s lens.


Harry Kane photograph by Petals and Pixels
Harry Kane at the Scottish Open in 2019

Rory McIlroy and Doddie Weir, photograph by Petals and Pixels
Rory McIlroy and Doddie Weir at the Scottish Open 2019

Rory McIlroy, Petals and Pixels
Rory McIlroy at the Scottish Open in 2019

Rory Mcilroy in action at the Scottish Open by Petals and Pixels
Rory in action

Henrick Stenson at the Scottish Open in 2019, Petals and Pixels
Henrik Stenson in action

 
 
 

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