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18 years ago
Belfast Exposed Photography now functions as a gallery for contemporary photography with emphasis on commissioning and publication of new work. Its good place for art and photography lovers read more
23 Donegall Street
Belfast BT1 2FF
United Kingdom
The Cathedral Quarter
028 9023 0965
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http://www.belfastexposed.org/
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BigBad Llama is as good as it gets!!!…read more BigBad Llama provide a number of photography services including: - Portraits and family shoots - Gig shoots - Band promo photography - Party photography - Model portfolios - Fashion shoots - Wedding photography service - Video service
Snappy Snaps Franchises
(3 reviews)
Snappy Snaps is a pretty cool wee shop. Unassuming to the point that I didn't even know it existed…read moreuntil last week. It offers framing services and photograph equipment. It's been about for years and has really stood the test of time. So with his in mind they must be good at what they do. They offer whole range of services including; - passport photos - framing - Camera film Really good service in here from experts!
When my girlfriend moved into to my apartment (ahhhh grown up things!), she had a lot of pop art…read moreprints that she wanted to put up in the living room. I've never needed to get anything framed ever, so I did the 'wonder around town in blind hope' approach to finding a framing store. Snappy Snaps offered a great framing service. The prints were an awkward shape an size so most frames wouldn't fit. They offered to order in the appropriately sized glass fronts for them or better still reprint them to a more reasonable shape.They were a great help and were able to reprint and frame them within 2 days.
Calumet Photographic
I decided I needed a new camera after noticing that some of my photos made the shop look like it…read morewas having a psychedelic experience, making the signs and windows wavy. I wondered in here because I was on the Boucher Road, doing a bit of Yelping and thought I'd kill two birds with one stone. This wasn't really the shop for me. I need something small and by all means basic, but this really is a store for the professional and at most the avid amateur. Their SLR cameras were the best you could buy and had the price tags to show it. They also stocked reflective sheeting to improve lighting and the huge beaming lights to shine on it. If your serious about your photos and want to get only the best then its for you. For me, to Argos!
Jessops
(10 reviews)
Recently I broke my baby, my baby being my beautiful DSLR and although a little dubious to whether…read moreJessops could help, I brought it in anyway to see what could be done. The staff were brilliant. The guy was sensitive to my obviously crazy upset at the damage to an inanimate object and discussed with me my options for repair. He took it and sent it off, quoting a turnaround of 3 weeks. Within a week it was back, fixed, and they even put a new eye-bit (technical term obviously) on for free, and it was much cheaper than getting a replacement. The guys in here know their stuff and clearly have a passion for what they do and I'll be back in a heartbeat.
I was in here a while back looking to see if I could buy some extra camera memory. It was for a…read moreparticularly antiquated camera so I'd already drawn a blank at Dixons and a couple of other smaller computer stores. One of them helpfully recommended Jessop's as a kind've last resort so I trudged over here without much hope of a solution. The assistant was really helpful and he was able to tell me in no uncertain terms that this type of memory storage wasn't made any more and my best bet would be to try and get some 2nd hand on eBay. Not exactly the best out come but at least I got a bit of resolution. Pros: Very helpful staff. Cons: Smallish shop.
Kodak Express
(2 reviews)
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I rarely get photos actually printed on photo quality paper, I just don't see the point of having…read morehard copies when digital will do (also with the aid of the various digital photo frames I've got free over the years) I do however need a few half-decent photos printed for a portfolio a few months back and seeing as I actually walked past the Kodak shop without even realising it I U-turned and made my way in. It's the usual on offer. Developing counter, frames and the like on offer and machines which do your developing for you. That's really all I needed, 6 images printed with perhaps a couple as a backup. I've a small 2gb SD card at the moment and all was fine with the self serve system, although it seemed to take a bit longer than machines I've used in the past. Developing was quick and painless too, cheap and cheerful and the image quality was bang on. There's not a whole lot that can go wrong with an establishment like this. Digital photography has made the entire procedure of processing images almost impossible to mess up.
Right, so, I'm an absolute plank. I drove into Belfast, parked up and wandered up to Shaftesbury…read moreSquare with the intention of developing about 30 photographs of my nephew's first birthday party. When I got there I explained my intention to the attentive assistant who immediately told me the 16gb SD cards are useless, apparently they always crash and they are difficult to scroll though - she was helpful and showed me how to insert the card, upload and scroll through the prints. I stood scrolling for ages and I noticed the more you buy the less you pay - I was therefore gearing up to buy loads of my cute nephew. After about ten minutes the pictures all uploaded and I couldn't find my pictures anywhere - yes, I'm a fool - I bought the wrong SD card. The woman just laughed it off when I apologized for wasting her time. She was really nice and even complimented me on a photo of me that she caught a glimpse of. I would recommend this express counter for help with your prints and even advise on the best equipment to use - I overheard a male member of staff giving another customer hints and tips on how to use his fancy camera.
54 Degrees North
You've got to see this photography to really appreciate how good it is, that's why I would suggest…read morepopping in to St Georges Market on a Saturday or Sunday morning. The website doesn't really do the images justice. Ian showcases the best and most picturesque landscapes in Northern Ireland from The Giants Causeway to Ballyholme Bay. His work has been used by the Northern Irish tourist board and is showcased on the Discover Northern Ireland Website. He is also really approachable and friendly and will gladly talk you through photography techniques as well as answer questions regarding canvas sizes. I'm actually in the process of buying one of these canvases for a family member for Christmas - it only takes around 2 weeks to turn around any orders so if you're quick you can still get in before the Christmas deadline.
Parkway Photography
Parkway photography is a fantastic place to get photos taken. We went after recieving a voucher at…read morethe Balmoral Show. We wanted a photo of our baby ( 3 months old) and the photographer was brilliant with her, when she started to get fed up, he took a break, he was fun, had toys, was fantastic with our baby! He had his work cut out as she wasnt really big enough to sit up or smile properly but he managed to get loads of good photos. The staff are amazing, cant do enough for you, studio is great too, clean and has facilities for changing clothes, i can not fault them at all when taking the photos. We got a phone call 2 weeks later to come pick our photos, they had it all set up in a slide show in a real comfy, homely room. we picked our photo and there was no pressure at all from them! we were told we were welcome to call back anytime to get other copies of photos etc. W received our photo and it is the best photo of our baby, with a lovely frame (which you have mulitple choice to pick from). All in all I could not praise them enough for all their help and work. Parkway photography should be very proud of their buisness and i would recommend them to anyone in an instant!
Venture New Generation Portraits
(5 reviews)
Yes, I did have the same experience as Emma (the previous reviewer). Ahhh, they're all out to get…read moreus! Anyways, having been approached by a Venture representative whilst out shopping one day, and given a 'free' photo session voucher and photo package, my family and I decided to book an appointment for my mum's big birthday. I usually *never* stop for these people - they annoy the life out of me - but I was caught unawares this time. I am glad I was though. We booked our appointment and headed to the Lisburn Road for our photo shoot. Since it was my mum's birthday, I had decided to bring copious amounts of balloons. The studio looked like 'Fun House' by the time I was done with it... The photographer was quite possibly one of the charming people I have ever met. Really lovely and friendly. She took numerous photos of us - all together, my sister and I, individual ones, mum and dad, pictures with the balloons (hurrah!)...and boy, was it fun. Pose after pose...every girl's dream really. Even though he didn't let on, my dad had a ball too. We were called back a week or two later to choose our free photo. Which we got. Plus two individual ones of myself and Joanne, which were super expensive, but really quite stunning. The three pictures now take pride of place in our dining room - a cheerful reminder of a delightful evening out. Undoubtedly the best bit of the whole experience was when my mum had a visitor round and brought her into the dining room. The girl glanced at the pictures, instantly asking, "Are those two girls models?" You can imagine my mum's retort. This didn't sway the visitor though. "They should be", affirmed she. Thank you Venture, thank you.
Just like Colm H has already said. When it comes to whole photograph taking process these guys do…read morego all out. When my family suggested a family portrait I was in despair! I hate things like this! They are always awkward, with pointlessly well dressed people smiling aimlessly in the direction of the camera. But here they do things differently. Encouraged to dress casually, they let us just run around and do what we want whilst they almost documented the whole thing. It was a fantastic experience. The photos turned out fantastically and we really do look like we having lots of fun which gives them a more real feel compared to the usual static images of faces. Being to young to be aware of the cost I'm not sure how much it was, but according to other reviewer who have been in more recent times, it seems reasonable for the service offered. If your going to get something as cheesy as a family photo done, then you might as well enjoy yourself as well!
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We try to arrange family photos in foreign countries so we don't end up with all selfie type…read morephotos. I came across Shine Pics Photography and although I didn't see a lot of family photography, decided to give them a try anyway. Diana made us feel at home and really captured the "Ireland" feel for us in our family photos. When we look back at them, we definitely are happy with the outcome. Hiring someone in a foreign country is weird and you never know what you are really going to get. I have to say - I got a ton of usable photos of high quality/resolution even before I made it home from my trip. Definitely recommended !
Mark is the most talented photographer I have ever met. He has a keen eye and a creative mind that…read moremade each shot worthy of a frame. I could not be more pleased with every photo - they were absolutely breath taking. We were lucky to have found Mark from a simple internet search. From our first contact, he treated us like family. We talked over video chat, and he suggested times and places, promising he could squeeze us in on a short notice, even after he was booked solid for months. His personal touch and his going the extra mile made our elopement all the more special. As foreigners unfamiliar with the country, weather, and culture, we were in the best of hands. Mark personally recommended locations to us, driving us to the most stunning locales in Northern Ireland, producing shots that were nothing short of epic. They all truly belong in wedding magazines. When we returned home to show others the pictures, we always received the exact same response; "These are the best wedding photos I have ever seen!" Mark, I cannot thank you enough for being so warm, welcoming, and making our day so special. You made my wife and I feel like the true king and queen of Dunluce Castle. I am glad we found you. The Giant's Causeway shot is blown up to a 24X36 canvas, hanging up at home! Hope to meet up again soon!
Great gallery space. I always try to get here during Late Night Art (First Thursday of the Month)…read more A wide range of work form photography, Installations, Video, Sculpture, Performance, Print making, Graffiti etc etc. I have seen some really experimental work here. The staff are helpful and are usually up for talking about the work or if you have any questions. It is one of my favourite galleries in Belfast. #Recommended
Platform is a studio and art gallery with charitable status located numerous flights of stairs…read moreabove ground level at 1 Queen Street in central Belfast. I visited on Thursday 2 November 2017 and thoroughly enjoyed the diverse range of contemporary art on display. A group show entitled, And This Too, exploring the theme of modern conflict was running. The exhibition showcased work by seven artists; Sean Campbell, Jill Gibbon, Brendan Jamison, Ciaran Magill, Mark Revels, Gail Ritchie and David Turner. It included installations, paintings and sculptures, all of which were entertaining and intriguing, especially Sean Campbell's Lego installation of the American Flag (I Wouldn't Start From Here), and Ciaran Magill's eerily beautiful, poignant paintings of Northern Ireland landscapes. A fantastic gallery and studio space generating creative artwork - absolutely essential for art aficionados when in Belfast.
Aidan from Photo Gallery Ireland took my wedding photos and i am more than happy with them!…read more They are amazing, much better than i could have ever imaged. He was so nice to deal with from start to end and did exactly what i wanted and more. I love them so much and cant emphasis how great they look. Wedding photographers are quite expensive although i priced quite a few and these ones were reasonable, but now seeing the end product i feel like i got a real bargain. Thank you thank you thank you :)
Saint Anne's Cathedral is the centerpiece of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter. Construction began in…read more1899 and that initial design was complete and consecrated in 1904. It has undergone a number of extensions and expansions throughout the ages. One of those improvements is the 40 meter tall stainless steel "Spire of Hope" that was installed in 2007. (Derivative of the spire in Dublin, hmmm?) The cathedral is quite active with services held pretty much every day. And if you're not familiar with the story of the Black Santa, it's pretty awesome how they have completely leaned in to it. [Review 1868 of 2024 - 852 in United Kingdom - 22890 overall]
I loved the approach to St Anne / Belfast cathedral as the route we took went thru an area called…read moreWriter's Square and it was a nice reminder that Jonathan Swift had previously worked at the Belfast cathedral The outside is lovely, but unfortunately we couldn't go in as they charge £3 and we decide to miss seeing the grave of Calder as well as the maze near the pulpit (apparently following the white lines leads you to the altar while the black lines leave you go around in circles!) Note: #233 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016
Mr Photobooth NI was a great wee addition to the Yelp event - it was sooooooo much fun! There is…read moreloads of different props so make silly poses for your photos. This would be perfect for any special occasion!
Thought Mr Photobooth NI a brilliantly fun addition to the recent Yelp Cocktail Off event. Provided…read morelaughter, amusement and entertainment. Was something a bit different which occupied everyone between cocktails being served. I would never have previously considered a Photobooth for a party, event or special occasion but definitely would now.