Sam Sneddon


Sleepless In Mulgrave

I call it a break, but it wasn’t one made as a choice, or was it? I can’t really answer that. In the last 9 months I’ve pretty much ceased shooting almost completely because of some very important events in my life, firstly and most importantly starting with getting engaged and married, turning 30, moving in to our first home and getting a promo at work – and I can tell, I’m suffering the ‘lack-of-shooting’ symptoms; Talking about, and looking at photography a lot of the time, studying weather charts, charging my camera batteries, cold-sweats, shakey hands, rocking back and forth in my chair making shutter sounds with my mouth.

Thankfully, a couple of recent phone calls have giving me the fuel to get going again; an end of year exhibition invite and some commission work from an old client. Hopefully in the next few weeks I’ll have some images to show you and I’ll spend a bit more time in here with you peepz.

Take Care Out There

  • Mel Brackstone

    Mel Brackstone

    Heyyy, congratulations on all those huge milestones Sam, glad to hear you’ve managed to get through them all ok. :)

    Looking forward to seeing some new work from you!

  • John Conway

    John Conway

    I for one have missed your work Sam

  • Stephanie Johnson

    Stephanie Johnson

    I’ve missed your work too. Sometimes you need a break from your photography to give you time to recharge your motivation and focus on the rest of your life!

  • AdamDonnelly

    AdamDonnelly

    I’ve missed your work too. Really looking forward to seeing more. If you’re going to have stuff getting in the way of your photography it might as well be good stuff. Congratulations on all the good stuff. I’ve just started my own business & recently moved house. So I haven’t had much time for my photos either. Looking forward to getting back into it some time soon I hope.

  • Brett Foster

    Brett Foster

    rocking back and forth in my chair making shutter sounds with my mouth…

    I know how you feel Sam. But those milestones can be a blessing – new perspectives; heart grows fonder, etc.
    Now get out there, man!

  • Cathie Tranent

    Cathie Tranentcommunity host

    Can’t wait!!

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