Now available from Fine Art America, specially selected collectable Hugh Burden photographic artworks. The collection of artworks presented here are taken from my personal work. Giving you years of pleasure these beautifully printed images will enhance the walls of any environment.

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Fine Art America is one of the largest, most-respected giclee printing companies in the world with over 40 years of experience producing museum-quality prints.   All of the prints are produced on state-of-the-art, professional-grade Epson printers.

They use acid-free papers and canvases with archival inks to guarantee that your prints last a lifetime without fading or loss of color.   Paper prints include a 1″ white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting.   Canvas prints include a 2.5″ white border to allow for future stretching on stretcher bars. For UK orders, whilet you can order direct from the USA please get in touch for UK supplied print orders.

Sun and Sea

(all images, all rights reserved ©2009 Hugh Burden photography)

Sun, sea, sand, and clear west Wales fresh air made for a very pleasant days shoot for Coast magazine – unfortunately  there was no time to top up one’s tan, or roll up trousers and paddle (where’s my knotted hanky?). The charming family with three brilliant kids, who fearless in front of the camera made the shoot  a memorable and fun one.

(all images, all rights reserved ©2009 Hugh Burden photography)

Following the ‘Man Crisps’ shoot I was commissioned  to shoot for a  ‘Ladies Snack Bar’ promotional web site. So from manly man crisps to lovely ladies-all seems to be going well here. Take a look at the site…..you might win a Cuba trip with salsa dancing lessons thrown in!

http://www.goahead.co.uk/

Pub, crisps and beer what more could you want from a shoot! (erm.. actually we didn’t have beer but there was gallons of coffee!)

McCoys Man Crisps shoot and location finding was commissioned by Inbox DMG. After a week of pub crawling on line, and on foot – just  to find just the right ambience , the perfect man pub location was found ( I know its a tough job, but….. ).

We shot at the pub for two days. The lighting of the interior was a considered affair, mindful of continuity, as the rooms were to be converted into one long run. Later, models and valiant extras were shot in the studio ‘green screen’. The lighting had to relate to the interior photography and to the ‘effects’ to be added in the final assembly.

All concerned worked brilliantly: the hero of the whole shoot was undoubtedly the stunt crisp….it didn’t crack, break, crumble or go soggy  it just rigidly and tastefully did its job… thank you stunt crisp.

Post shoot, the whole thing was assembled by Inbox’s Ed Whatton.

Visit the pub, there’s lots of fun to be had there, my favourite is the darts game…….good luck!      http://www.mccoys.co.uk

(all images, all rights reserved ©2009 Hugh Burden photography)

(all images, all rights reserved ©2009 Hugh Burden photography)

Exacting stills photography for stop frame animation and for hyperlinking was commissioned by Omni Productions and B2B Agency Mason Zimbler, for this cutting edge Flash based portal website for Microsoft’s Windows Vista, Exchange and Office server. The site allows users to access all of the latest product information scattered around the web as well as to have some fun and to explore a related environment. The team at Hugh Burden photography rallied to the challenge, Maggie sourced the office location, server, IT props and ‘executive’ toys- all against a very tight deadline. Photography took place over some long days in the office location where a team of 7 made it all happen.   To view and play on the site link here

http://www.microsoft.com/uk/business/yourdreamoffice/