Wedding Food Photography by Simon Mark Whitten, Firehorse Photography. I have been photographing weddings for over 13 years now and during that time have photographed over 500. These have ranged from country house in England through marquees in Wales to castles in Scotland. Outside of the UK, I have photographed weddings in; Ireland, France, Italy, Greece, USA, Mexico, China, Australia & New Zealand. You can visit the UK &...

Yorkshire Fieldsports Photographer Simon Mark Whitten at Firehorse Photography. I always enjoy a day out with my most local shooting syndicate, The Oswaldkirk Shoot, not just because it’s local, but because they are a great bunch of people. The day always starts at a fine local establishment, The Fairfax Arms in the neighbouring village of Gilling. Fresh coffee and bacon butties is the only way to start a Winters days! We have a feature...

North Yorkshire Fieldsports Photographers Simon Mark Whitten, Firehorse Photography. Part II of my second day out with The Oswaldkirk Shoot. Part I can be viewed here if you missed it. Simon Mark Whitten at Firehorse Photography is available for fieldsports commissions whether that be a day’s game shooting or stalking or fly fishing, anywhere throughout the UK. Various recent commissions can be viewed below including: Scottish Borders...

The Star Inn Harome Photography by Simon Mark Whitten, Firehorse Photography. I spend a lot of time photographing in kitchens, partly because it’s a passion of mine photographing chefs at work and food, but also because I am a frustrated chef myself! If I was not a food photographer or any kind of photographer, I’d almost certainly be a chef. Why? Well we have a lot in common. We both have access to the same tools and same...

Yorkshire Fieldsports Photography by Simon Mark Whitten, Firehorse Photography. A dry and at times, sunny Winters day and the valley between the villages of Oswaldkirk and Gilling provided the backdrop for this day’s shoot. Starting off with the usual bacon butties and coffee at The Fairfax Arms Gilling, we shot 4 (or was it 5?) drives until the point where the moon was out and shall we say, it was getting ‘a bit dark’?! This...