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Hello, I'm Dave Parker, the face behind the camera at Odyssey Photographic.
Having been a photographer for 20 years, I turned professional in 2003 establishing Odyssey Photographic in Lincoln. I relocated to Yateley in North East Hampshire in 2007 where I am still building up my client base. I travel nationally to photograph weddings, outdoor portraits and family shoots, portrait sessions at people's homes or corporate shoots at clients offices.
As well as my wedding and portrait work, I also undertake commercial photography, events, architectural and commissioned work and have extensive experience in theatre and on sound stages.
I'm a qualified member of the Master Photographic Association which provides support and cover for photographers and I also have full professional insurance cover.
I hope you enjoy reading my blog.
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Category Archives: wedding photography
Laura & Rob’s wedding…
This morning, I had the pleasure of showing Laura & Rob their wedding photos from their recent marriage at St Micheal’s Sandhurst and reception at Easthampstead Park. They had a great day and now have the delights of choosing which … Continue reading
Weddings can be fun for the guys as well! Some great shots from a recent wedding….
We all know the wedding day is supposed to be enjoyed more by the girls than the boys – well not always… Here is a selection from a recent wedding where the guys definitely had a good time! They all … Continue reading
Red Shoes
Just been working on a wedding album and thought I’d share some of the photos with you… The bride had a wonderful pair of bright red shoes making a real opportunity for some great photos. I just love people who … Continue reading
Mistletoe Charity Ball
I was recently invited to take some shots for a charity event in aid of the Thames Valley and Chiltern Air Ambulance and The Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice. The aptly named Mistletoe Wedding Dress ballĀ gave the opportunity for ladies to get … Continue reading
Re-Touching some old favourites…
Just had 5 minutes to quickly do some retouching on some old favourite shots with the lovely girls… If you’ve got any comments, I’d love to hear them – if not, hope you like the changes š All changes undertaken … Continue reading
Ansmann Batteries – a professional solution to your rechargable needs…
I thought it worthwhile to share a recent customer experience I received from Ansmann. Like a lot of you out there I use rechargableĀ batteries and have done for years. After many successful years of using UnirossĀ products (and a couple of … Continue reading
Yateley May Fayre
A quick post of some of the pictures from this years Yateley May Fayre. A great event on the village green enjoyed by all bathing in glorious sunshine, even though it was just a tad on the breezy side. It … Continue reading
