look who landed in Pembrokeshire

“Ian and the team at Pembrokeshire Photography have proved consistent in delivering “the goods”. Historically, Ian has done work for Pembrokeshire Tourism which put him in the frame for this years Pembrokeshire Tourism Awards. The results were supplied back, on time, with little fuss and proved what a professional outfit they are to deal with.

On a personal note, Ian captures the essence of the event and people involved. I have no hesitation in recommending his work to anyone requiring GREAT results in a timely fashion. Thank You.”

Top Qualities: Great Results, Personable, High Integrity

Thank you guys, it’s always our pleasure to work with you and all your members – such a great group of professionals.

Here at Pembrokeshire Photography we like to keep our friends updated and informed as to what we’re up to and if social networks such as Facebook and Twitter aren’t your thing we don’t mind you having a poke around on our website or here, at our brand new blog!

 We had the pleasure of working with the Pembrokeshire Tourism and 102.5 Radio Pembrokeshire teams at the annual Pembrokeshire Tourism Awards. It was wonderful to catch up with our clients and meet new people. It’s looking like the rest of this year is going to busy for us and we are really looking forward to working with some very nice people…

http://www.onlinepictureproof.com/pembrokeshirephotography/albums/events/339088

Photos are now online, just click on the link above please … some very shiny shoes and people who scrub up well! We didn’t recognise some of our friends and clients in their posh frocks without life jackets, overalls, uniforms etc!

Congratulations to the gold  award winners-

• Elm Grove Country House
• Blue Ball , Tenby
• Hammet House (2 awards)
• Outsource Me
• Really Wild Food Festival
• Narberth Food Festival
• Celtic Camping & Bunkhouse
• The Voucher Collection
• Fields Lodge B&B
• Clynfyw ( 2 awards)
• Clydey Cottages

Three years after the original was stolen, a new statue of Isambard Kingdom Brunel has been unveiled in Neyland. The statue has been recast using the original mould used by Welsh sculptor Robert Thomas of Barry. The original was stolen in August 2010. The statue was unveiled by Neyland Mayor Councillor Maureen Molyneux.

Here at Pembrokeshire Photography we like to keep our friends updated and informed as to what we’re up to and if social networks such as Facebook and Twitter aren’t your thing we don’t mind you having a poke around on our website or here, at our brand new blog!

We’ll be posting regularly in the shape of all things wonderful so keep your eyes peeled for our latest news, images and exclusive offers!