Witches carving pumkins ready for Halloween in North Devon

Photo by North Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop 30/10/11. A witch in Devon prepares for Halloween (to mark the Celtic festival of Samhain), celebrating the pagan new year traditionally marking the end of the summer season and the end of the harvest. This years weather has meant pumpkin sizes have got smaller despite a late Indian summer across the UK. 

North Devon PR photographer shoot at the weekend in today's Independent newspaper

Cuttings: A pic from weekend's Silly walking event photographed by North Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop in today's Independent newspaper. 

North Devon PR photographer goes Silly walking with the National Trust

Photos byNorth Devon PR photographer  Guy Harrop . Silly walks are all the craze thanks to a new 1 mile walking campaign launched this week by the National Trust South West. The ‘National Trust Silly Walking’ initiative forms part of ‘National Trust One’ – a new set of 101 downloadable, regional mile-long walks. The National Trust’s national Walking Festival runs until October 30th. Silly walkers are being encouraged to film themselves and their families silly walking over the course of half term and upload to www.ntsouthwest.co.uk/sillywalks. Pictured are several of over a hundred silly walkers in a flash mob walk at Studland beach, Dorset which was the original setting for some of the opening scenes of The Monty Python sketches.

More vintage clothing keeps North Devon PR Portrait photographer Guy Harrop busy in the studio

Guy Harrop has been working a lot in the studio shooting food, people and fashions recently, as well as several corporate PR shoots across the Westcountry. The last couple of months has been very busy for Guy whose work is regularly published both in the UK and abroad. Guy's ability to meet deadlines, his eye catching imagery and his understanding of PR needs, has made him the photographer of choice for many businesses across Devon and Cornwall. For more info please visit www.guyharrop.com

Best Fish and Chips in the Westcountry and now off to the UK finals

Hanbury's fish and chip takeaway in Babbacombe, Devon which is celebrating making it through to the final of this year's National Fish and Chip awards, after being named best Independent Takeaway Fish and Chip Shop of the Year in the South West of England. Pictured are owner David Hanbury and staff celebrating reaching the final. Photo by North Devon based PR photographer Guy Harrop

North Devon PR photographer visits award winning Burt's Potato Chips HQ

Nick Hurst, Director of Burt’s Potato Chips celebrating becoming a finalist in HSBC’s Business Thinking initiative. The initiative, which identifies and rewards the UK’s most innovative and forward thinking companies, will see Burt’s Chips and five other finalists across the South West attend an international Thought Exchange visit in Dubai to meet like-minded business thinkers and find out about International business development opportunities.  Photos by North Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop

National Trust launches 101 quick walks across the South West

Dust off the boots, wipe down the wellies, take out the trainers and flick on the flip-flops! To celebrate the changing seasons with a bit of fresh air fun and uncomplicated outdoor adventure, National Trust South West is launching an exciting new range of one-mile walks.  As part of the Trust’s nationwide Walking Festival, the new ‘National Trust One’ campaign delivers 101 short walks across the South West graded in difficulty from flip flops to wellies to walking boots. Photo by North Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop

Cider apple picking season underway in North Devon

Westcountry Scrumpy time. Apple pickers gather the years cider apples during harvest at Ostler's cider Mill, Goodleigh, one of only a handful of traditional cider orchards left in Devon.  This year has seen their sales increase twofold as Nationwide cider demand is on the up again. Harvest time for cider fruit is roughly from September to November and by October most of the fruit has fallen to the ground ready to be picked. Photo by North Devon PR photographer Guy Harrop