This week’s photograph was taken by Michael White, capturing a Barn Owl in flight early one morning in Staveley.
Pic: Michael White
Photo of the Week celebrates the Harrogate district. It could be anything from family life to capturing the district’s beauty. We are interested in amateur and professional photographs, in a landscape format.
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This week’s photograph was taken by Michael White, who captured a fantastic red sky over Birstwith early one morning.
Michael White
Photo of the Week celebrates the Harrogate district. It could be anything from family life to capturing the district’s beauty. We are interested in amateur and professional photographs, in a landscape format.
Send your photographs to letters@thestrayferret.co.uk for a chance to be featured next week, we reserve the right to adjust and crop images to fit into our format.
Photo of the Week: Feeding the Gulls
John Chadwick
Photo of the Week celebrates the Harrogate district. It could be anything from family life to capturing the district’s beauty. We are interested in amateur and professional photographs, in a landscape format.
Send your photographs to letters@thestrayferret.co.uk for a chance to be featured next week, we reserve the right to adjust and crop images to fit into our format.
Photographers Stacey Evans and Sarah Warne, who raised £7,500 taking portraits of people on their doorsteps during covid, are to set up a studio in the centre of Harrogate.
The pair, who raised the money for Harrogate District Hospital, became firm friends in the process. Both have three young children — Stacey has three girls, Sarah has three boys.
Their new company is called The Studio with Stacey and Sarah and will be based on Station Parade:
Stacey told the Stray Ferret:
“We saw a property become available on Station Parade, the one that had the fire opposite the bus station.
We went to see it and it is perfect. It is very accessible and a great space. It’s been refurbished and feels like new so it’s great. We are getting ready for launch in the next three weeks.”
Stacey has been working out of a studio in the garage at her home and said demand has been so high for her photography she had been turning down work.
She told the Stray Ferret that they had thought hard about whether this was the right time to start a business with the economic climate looking bleak and because they are young mums, but the landlord made it possible.
“The offer from the landlord was fantastic. He completely understood where we were coming from and we got a great agreement from him.
“The fact is I’ve been turning away so much work. It feels like people are cherishing the moment now more than ever after covid.
“We want to focus on mums — so often it is the mums who are left out of the photos as they’re taking them.. We try to keep it so that mums feel comfortable and encourage them to have photos with their children. I would have loved to have more photos of my mum. I think giving mums the opportunity to have a lovely photo and talk to us as mums is important.
“We want to give bonding moments and special memories.”
An example of Sarah and Stacey’s work.