Dan Prince Photographer

New Tango shoot happened on Sunday night. Thanks again Jamila & Darren for being out in the cold…again.

The Humber bridge has just made it into this years ‘Commended’ in Take A View which is an awards and exhibition competition for Landscape Photographer of the Year. The show is going to be shown in various venues and published book. Visit the site soon at www.take-a-view.co.uk/

An image from a recent commission for City of Sunderland Council. We shot a lot of reportage and lifestyle images in various locations to promote the region.

A nice shoot for Alnwick this month. A bit of a tricky one to achieve as it was pitch black.

Say hello to young Dexter. The first real personal shot to go up on the blog, but well worth it for the handsome little fella.

A late September update shoot for SAMA. This image was one of three taken on a very busy shoot day, actually taken a few months ago.
New work is also coming soon on a new and updated site. Fingers crossed in the next few weeks.

My snap shot ‘Union Jack Bus’ made it in this years AOP Open Awards. Always good to enter, but always the most random images get chosen every year. No complaints here though….

Shot for The Guardian/Observer Sport Monthly to promote a national event, we managed to get a few frames lying in the the seam at Whitley Bay before the camera just escaped from getting soaked. Unfortunately the shot was never used but I think it’s worthy of a blog entry.

We travelled to Middlesbrough FC training ground in Darlington to shoot some portraits of the players wearing the new kit, to be used as posters and above the entrance at the club. The players were shot to look intimidating as they look down on you as you walk into the ground.

We also got some nice shots of the players running out of the darkness as limited posters.(click to enlarge the full detail of the image)

This is a personal shot taken from a series which will complete by the end of the month. The studio portraits are to be life size in various museums around the north east along with the new look Hancock Museum.