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Tuesday, 25 March 2014

The Vintage Bus Project: 1960's Fashion Shoot_Day 1, Part 2 (The Outcome) by Alexandra Gunnoe


My last post about this 1960’s- inspired fashion shoot was quite text heavy so for all the dirty details, please revisit it here.

Since you have most of the back story I will let the photos do the talking this time.


Model: MorganDun-Campbell
Stylist: Fashion Farmer (Kate Sly)
Wardrobe Provided by:  Vintage Tramp & Hay Does Vintage
MUA: Nicola Redman
Artistic/BUS Coordinator: Dan Shears
Hair Stylist: Trude Bosence








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Saturday, 1 March 2014

Youtube Photography Slideshows by Alexandra Gunnoe



I’ve recently created several slideshows on my Alexandra Gunnoe Photography Youtube and Vimeo channels, which showcase some of my current photography collections (“Wedding Photography”, “UK Asian Wedding Photography”, “Newborn and Baby Photography” and “Fashion & Portrait  Sessions”). 

These are my first videos up, though soon I will be adding behind-the-scenes clips from my shoots, instructional retouching videos, lighting set-ups and on occasion, product reviews.  There are so many great resources out there on the internet that have helped me progress.  I’ve taken advantage of the wealth of knowledge on sites like creativeLive and DigitalRev to advance my skills and am happy to share what I’ve learned with you here.  Until then, please enjoy some of my recent work.


“Fashion& Portrait Session with Brooke” by Alexandra Gunnoe



"Wedding Photography" by Alexandra Gunnoe



"UK Asian (US Indian) Wedding Photography" by Alexandra Gunnoe



"Newborn & Baby Photography" by Alexandra Gunnoe








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Monday, 24 February 2014

Girl on a Bus by Alexandra Gunnoe



Not too long ago, I wrote a blog called “Location Inspiration” about this old building I’ve driven by several times. Apparently it was a control tower from WWII.  I’ve wanted to do a fashion shoot there for awhile and over the weekend I finally had my chance.   

Around the same time I wrote that blog, I met a girl who would later become my model for the shoot.  I had taken my baby out for a day at the park and had decided to bus it home.  Meeting Brooke on that bus was completely random… we were in the middle of nowhere and the encounter was totally unexpected.  Of course I had no cards, had my baby in tow and still had that “new mother” look about me (bedraggled hair, dark circles under the eyes, a vacant stare).  So I scribbled my information on scrap of paper and gave it to her, saying I’d love to photograph her sometime.  I don’t often approach strangers to photograph but there was something about her look that caught my eye.  

Given the circumstances, I didn’t really expect Brooke to email me.  I certainly didn’t look like a professional at the time, but I was hoping she’d look at my portfolio and take a chance.  Luckily for me she did and these are some of my favorite images from our session.  Can you believe it was her first photo shoot?    The wind was a bit crazy and it was uncomfortably cold but she handled it like a pro and was a blast to work with. 

* For the other photographers out there, this was attained by using natural light, plus a mini soft box on a 430 exii and a reflector. 

*To view a slideshow of our session with more photos, please click on this link:


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 Photos taken by Alexandra Gunnoe at Alexandra Gunnoe Photography

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