Leaping into 2023 with a "Wedding Highlights 2022" blog post... blog.firstlight.photos/a-year-in-wedd…

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Looks like it's going to be an expensive month for the Daily Mail. Having had photos stolen by them in the past for a nasty story I would never have given my permission for, I heartily approve.

𝐁𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐖𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇. Michael, dressed in Black Watch kilt and fly plaid, looked magnificent for his and Noëlle's wedding. Congratulations, and all the best for your future! Getting married in 2023? Order your outfits now. 📸 First Light Photo #Kilts #Scotland #Edinburgh

This makes me long for summer! The fabulous wedding of Julia and Tom over on the Dundas Castle blog dundascastle.co.uk/blog/real-wedd…

The name Barnbougle comes from "bar an bugel", which I'm sad to report has nothing to do with neither bars nor bugles... Jolly nice castle though.

| BEFORE/ AFTER | A shot from a wedding proposal I captured on Calton Hill last week. Despite the fading light and freezing temperatures, it was busy on parts of the hill, so I had to apply a little lighting and photoshop magic to make my couple stand out…

Once again, every single leaf, every blade of grass, absorbs CO2. The sludge in the bottom of your pond, your lawn, the wood of trees, the soil (if you look after it) holds CO2. (1) theguardian.com/environment/20…

Happy Friday! Here is a fascinating video for you

Hard to believe this is a retirement party!! Majestic from day to night and able to host a large group, Barnbougle is the perfect venue for hosting elegant corporate events 💎 ✨ 📸: @Firstlightphoto

Can anyone recommend a good accounting software that isn't Intuit QuickBooks UK ?

Sharing this gorgeous photo taken on our estate as we celebrate World Environment Day ☀️ The Rosebery Estate and Venues teams work together in harmony to preserve and protect the beautiful landscapes our venues sit within ✨ 📸: First Light Photo

I’m honoured to meet many wonderful people in my role at RHASS Few have the depth of passion for rural matters as HRH The Princess Royal. What a privilege. Royal Highland Show

Cinematographers and other lighting wizards, help me out! I simply can't work out how this is lit. Where is the light placed which appears to come from the top window? I suspect it might be the light in front of the man's head, but it's the wrong shape, unless it's flagged?