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SUE
ANDERSON ABIPP (Qualified at Associate
level and Director of the Board of the British Institute of
Professional Photography)
Sue Anderson is a freelance photographer and specialises in
photographing the wild and remote landscapes on Scotland's
west coast Islands, Argyll and the Highlands. She has been
based up here for over 30 years. Sue is married to fellow
photographer Brian Fair (Features North and Highland Wedding
Photography) and they work from their home on the shores of
Loch Creran near Oban in north Argyll.
Sue's work takes her through the Hebrides, Northern Isles
(Orkney, Shetland and Fair Isle), Argyll and the Highlands
capturing evocative sunrises and sunsets and dramatic seascapes
- people at work in the landscape and the texture and colour
of the ever changing scene - and the dramatic punctuation
of weather in the landscape all the year round.
The core of her work is in publishing a range of calendars,
postcards and greetings
cards. Also, mounted panoramic
prints and photographic
prints are available at home and abroad both from this
website and from retail outlets across Scotland.
Sue's election to the Council or Board of Directors of the
BIPP involves her making policy decisions in the organisation.
Scotland's branch of the BIPP provides an all year round programme
of seminars, workshops and visits to relevant businesses.
There are plenty of opportunities for networking, learning,
business development and assessment. These are available to
both members and non members who are welcome to attend meetings
which are usually held in the Central Belt or Grampian. For
membership details contact Sue or see the official BIPP
website.
ISLAND FOCUS
Sue's clients have included AA Publishing, CKD Galbraith,
Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Scottish Film Commission,
Hydro Electric Board, Argyllshire Gathering, The National
Trust, various Tourist Boards and Companies in the Publishing
and Advertising industry. See Corporate and Commissioned Work
- click here. Commissioned work is regularly undertaken which
takes Sue all over Scotland. A past published calendar entitled
: Free the Spirit, has been available for Corporate and Bespoke
overprinting.
The Company has built up an extensive colour transparency
Stock Library of colour photographic imagery in various formats
: from panoramic (6cm x 17cm), to 6cm x 6cm square and 35mm.
Much of Sue's work is available in digital form from Scottish
Viewpoint, Scotland's leading digital image library who also
manage the Visit Scotland collection.
Do you travel on the ferries to the islands? You can also
see permanent exhibitions of Sue's work, large framed colour
photographic prints, on a number of Caledonian MacBraynes
ships - including the MV Clansman and the MV Hebrides - the
former sails out to the Inner and Outer Hebridean islands
from Oban, and the latter, based in Skye, sailing up around
the Western Isles.
Sue has exhibited her published products at various Trade
Shows and Exhibitions around the world - from the Glasgow
based International Gift Fair in January to the Celtic Marketplace
Trade Show in Chicago, USA in September.
New to the Company over the past few years is listing in the
Scottish Film Bang Directory and the Scottish Highlands and
Islands Film Commission database of available crew - Sue occasionally
works for film or television production companies as Location
Scout, Assistant to Location Managers or Stills Photographer
on location in Argyll and the Islands. Sue has extensive local
knowledge and useful contacts in the area. Credits include:
Jinx Productions/EMI, London: Pop Promo, Easdale, Argyll and
Feature: Finding Fortune, Palm Tree Productions, Scotland,
in Argyll.
Sue is a regular contributor to the colour
bi-monthly nationwide magazine: Scottish Islands Explorer.
Sue is a founder member and currently sits on the Board of
Directors, of AIM-HI,
the Association of Integrated Media - Highlands and Islands.
The Trade Association was set up for those in the Creative
Content industry in the Highlands and Islands - one of the
main objectives of the organisation is to raise the profile
of and promote collaboration in the creative industries and
their roles in business and community development, education
and training, communications and entertainment in this part
of Scotland. There is a great opportunity for networking and
creating business partnerships in this organisation. Take
a look at the Aim-Hi
website
Sue has recently contributed extensively to Scotland's leading
website on Argyll: see the Argyll
Online website. Many of the images on this vast site can
be purchased on line.
Sue Anderson exhibiting
at the Celtic Marketplace Trade Show in Chicago, USA
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In the
press
| 1. The Herald, Friday 2 February, 2001,
Picture Perfect |
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the article |
| 2. Panorama : News for the Professional
Imaging Industry - August 1999 Lowdown on the Highlands
- P.8 and P.9 |
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the article |
| 3. Panorama - February 2000 Waving the Flag
- P.3 |
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| 4. The Photographer - March 1999 Scotland's
for Me - P.14 to P.16 |
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| 5. Holiday Magazine - June/July 1999 Portrait
of Scotland - P.92 to p.97 |
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the article |
| 6. Panorama - July 2000 Highland Reeling
- P.3 lead |
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| 7. Sunday Post Magazine - August 6th 2000
Having a Wonderful Time - P.10 |
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the article |
| 8. BIPP Focus Scotland Newsletter Issue
no.4 August 2000 - First Lady not for Turning - Front
Page Lead |
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| 9. Scots Heritage magazine (Australia):
Issue no. 13, 2001. Celebrating Scottish Islands. Pages
16 to 20. See link on links page. |
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the article |
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| Brian Fair
BRIAN FAIR LBIPP LMPA (Qualified
Licentiate member of the British Institute of Professional
Photography and Member of the Scottish Regional Committee,
and Qualified Licentiate member of the Master Photographers
Association).
FEATURES NORTH - General Photography
Brian has been a professional photographer since graduating
from college, and, for the last 28 years, has been freelance.
He specialises in Media and Public
Relations photography, commercial
and corporate work (medium format) and has a mobile unit
Powerbook and Pro Digital camera for on location work.
Clients have included: Local Enterprise Companies, Argyll
and Bute Council, HIE, Crofters Commission, Oban Distillery,
United Distillers, Classic Malts, Caledonian MacBrayne Ltd.,
Large Holiday Homes, and various national newspapers and magazines.
HIGHLAND WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
Brian has won a number of awards for his work in wedding photography
over the last few years. He can also help you find that special
location for your special occasion....
Brian finds that couples come to him for his unique friendly
manner and informal reportage style of wedding
photography. Brian captures your day with a mix of creative
and relaxed casual images together with the usual traditional
studies. His wedding albums are all hand made. He only ever
books one wedding on any one day. Let Brian show you his portfolio
of social work. He also has a mobile studio and can come to
your home, office or event for your photographic requirements.
For enquiries, click
here.
Brian Fair is a founder member of AIM-HI, the Association
of Integrated Media - Highlands and Islands. He offers his
expertise working with people over the years, to the creative
industries in the Highlands and Islands.
In the press
1. The Scottish Wedding Directory, Spring/Summer 2000. Pages
278-279 An Island Wedding.
2. Scottish Weddings and Venues. Spring 2001. Real Weddings
- Military Finesse - Pages 36 and 37.
3. Scottish Wedding Directory - Summer 2002 - 2 page feature
on Romantic Lochaweside Wedding.
4. Best of Scottish Weddings magazine, Summer 2003 - Winner
of Nationwide competition – four page feature of wedding
photography at Hopetoun House, Edinburgh.
5. I Do Wedding magazine, Summer 2003. Page feature of Handfasting
ceremony at Glengorm Castle on the Isle of Mull.
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