Tony Chalcroft Photography

Tony Chalcroft Photography Tony Chalcroft provides a comprehensive property, wedding, event and animal photography service throughout Leicestershire .

Hark Back photography provide a comprehensive service, we photograph weddings, events, local sports and animals. We can also create montages from your own photographs, so why not dig out those pictures you have hidden away in that old suitcase, they make excellent gifts for weddings, birthdays and anniversaries.

In search of some Autumn Colour.
08/10/2022

In search of some Autumn Colour.

A wander around the Snibston Mine in Coalville.
07/10/2022

A wander around the Snibston Mine in Coalville.

It's World Photography DayAlthough I may not pick up the camera today last week we had a few days away in Norfolk, the w...
19/08/2022

It's World Photography Day

Although I may not pick up the camera today last week we had a few days away in Norfolk, the weather was amazing with blue skies every day, so here are a few holiday snaps.
There was certainly a variety of locations from the tranquillity of Ludham, the fascinating Horsey Windpump and the endless amusement arcades of Great Yarmouth. This was my first time in Great Yarmouth, I was saddened to see the Winter Gardens and Windmill Theatre which must have been great places to vist in their day.

I enjoy going through old photographs, that's why I take them, I photographed this unfortunate Beetle in the Thames by E...
07/08/2022

I enjoy going through old photographs, that's why I take them, I photographed this unfortunate Beetle in the Thames by Eel Pie Island in February 1982.

Amazing what you can achieve with an iPhone held behind a spotting scope.
11/07/2022

Amazing what you can achieve with an iPhone held behind a spotting scope.

A wander around Ashby-de-la-Zouch as the town gears up for the Platinum Jubilee.
01/06/2022

A wander around Ashby-de-la-Zouch as the town gears up for the Platinum Jubilee.

CHRISTMAS MORNING ON THE BEACH On 25 December over twenty years ago a decision was made, we were going to spend Christma...
21/12/2021

CHRISTMAS MORNING ON THE BEACH

On 25 December over twenty years ago a decision was made, we were going to spend Christmas morning at the beach, so began an annual tradition. We would wake early, (but not too early), fill the Thermos, pack some snacks, not forgetting the mince pies, jump in the car then head for the beach. Wrapped up warm against the bracing sea breeze there is no better way to clear out the cobwebs. At the time, living in Wiltshire placed us just over an hour from the closest beach although we would often travel a little further.

Time moves on, lives change, last year we moved north to the middle of the country placing the beach out of reach, so ending another tradition.
Ho-Hum.

I photographed these two on Christmas morning 2011 at Knoll Beach, Studland as they sat on the dunes with their Christmas hats and pack lunches, they watched as waves rolled up the beach, laughed at the dogs running excitedly trying to avoid the waves with their tails wagging they made new friends and discovered new smells, the couple simply observed as the World went by. I like to think they will be there this year keeping my Christmas morning tradition alive.

I have played with the sky and added a little festive snow to the photograph but for me this is the ideal Christmas morning.

Happy Christmas One and All.
So it goes.

WINTER SOLSTICE I used to live in Wiltshire and drove past Stonehenge almost every day but never visited during the Summ...
21/12/2021

WINTER SOLSTICE

I used to live in Wiltshire and drove past Stonehenge almost every day but never visited during the Summer Solstice. For me the Winter Solstice was more important, it always seemed logical that our ancestors would celebrate the coming of longer days and the return of the Sun with its warmth.
I took these photographs sixteen years ago at the Winter Solstice of 2005.

A few images from the weekend at Belvoir Castle and the Festival of the Horse.
14/09/2021

A few images from the weekend at Belvoir Castle and the Festival of the Horse.

Yesterday was the first day of the Second World War, there wasn’t much happening as it was a school’s day.
11/09/2021

Yesterday was the first day of the Second World War, there wasn’t much happening as it was a school’s day.

It was 29 March 1981, the rain was falling, it was time for the first London Marathon. I've been looking through some ol...
03/08/2021

It was 29 March 1981, the rain was falling, it was time for the first London Marathon.

I've been looking through some old negatives of the day. Having spent several hours wandering around London taking pictures I drove home via Thames Ditton, probably just to finish a roll of film. The cars are from the AC cars factory show room.

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