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Absolute Choice Photography

Exmouth based photographers specialising in weddings, aerial photography/videography, photo booths able to provide studio shoots, events, and newborn.

We are Exmouth based wedding photographers that operate as a husband and wife team, we specialise in weddings & Photo Booth but also have our own studio and are able to do newborn, portrait, pets and family photos. Sarah has been photographing weddings since before she turned 18 and I have had a very keen interest in photography from a young age also. We professionally edit all our own pictures an

d are able to retouch and repair damaged photos. The main area that we cover is Devon & Cornwall but are able to cover most other areas on request. Other photographic projects that we can cover are commercial, events, functions and surveillance work.

22/11/2024

This is the large group shot that I took on the 15th Nov with our Captain General, His Majesty King Charles III front and centre. For the visit to CTCRM and the 360th anniversary of the Royal Marines.

16/11/2024

Please join us in congratulating 362 Troop The Kings Squad who passed for duty on Friday 15th Nov 2024 at CTCRM.For the first time in 85 years a pass out par...

15/11/2024

An absolute honour and privilege to be able to meet, photograph & film His Majesty The King at CTCRM today. For the first time in 85 years a King has been at the King's Squad Pass Out parade, a moment I will never forget ever.

16/03/2024

Enormous Congratulations to 347 Troop on their Pass Out parade yesterday, we even had a surprise marriage proposal afterwards.

07/03/2024

“Aren’t you a little short for a storm trooper?” & “Sometimes you’ve gotta be a little bit naughty”

02/02/2024

344 & 345 Troop combined Kings Squad Pass Out at CTCRM today.

25/01/2024

344 Troop first syndicate breaking the almost 1cm thick ice on Peters Pool on the morning of their endurance course pass out.

27/11/2023

Good to see lots of my frames on the wall after a recent refresh of old ones at RNAS Yeovilton, helping to preserve history.

11/07/2023

We have entered the Exmouth Business Awards for 2023, under the Best Small Business/ Solopreneur category and would really appreciate your vote via the following link.

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02/07/2023

Had the pleasure of listening to and photographing recently, they are a Four piece Blues/Rock band based in Somerset. Banty Rooster are available for bookings, they sound awesome, check their FB & Insta pages.

23/04/2023

Jasmine and Pip, quality control the latest King Squad Passout video prior to shipping out for customers. Congratulations to 332 Troop. https://youtu.be/qDjLEQ_uzxc

06/04/2023

Lance Corporal Walter Richard Parker (VC) immortalised in artwork created on the side of Parker Hall part of the CTCRM gymnasium complex for injured recruits which overlooks the bottom field. Parker was 33 years old, and a lance corporal in the Royal Marine Light Infantry, Royal Marines, Royal Naval Division during the First World War when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross.

On the night of 30 April/1 May 1915 at Gaba Tepe, Gallipoli, Lance Corporal Parker, a volunteer stretcher-bearer, went out with a party of NCOs and men to take ammunition, water and medical stores to an isolated trench containing about 40 men and several wounded. There were no communication trenches leading to the trench, and several men had already been killed in an attempt to reach it.

After crossing an area of about 400 yards swept by machine-gun and rifle fire, Lance Corporal Parker was alone, the rest of the party having been killed or wounded. On his arrival he gave assistance to the wounded and when the trench was finally evacuated early the next morning, he helped to remove and attend the casualties, although he himself was seriously wounded.[2]

Parker never fully recovered from his wounds, and was invalided out of the service in June 1916. The award appeared in the London Gazette on 22 June 1917; the lengthy delay before the award being explained by the commanding officer, adjutant, sergeant major and the company commander all being wounded at the time of the action for which Parker was awarded the medal. The account of the award also noted that Parker had consistently displayed bravery and energy in the three previous days during a particularly difficult time as commander the battalion's stretcher bearers, when almost every wounded man had to be evacuated over open ground and under fire. This artwork was created by Smudger and many of us that commute to work at CTC pass this each day, thank you for creating this for us.

Address

13 Birchwood Road
Exmouth
EX84LG

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 9:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 9:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 9:30pm
Thursday	8am - 9:30pm
Friday	8am - 9:30pm
Saturday	8am - 9:30pm
Sunday	8am - 9:30pm

Website

https://absolute-choice-photography-ltd.business.site/

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