Comments for Martin Beddall http://www.martinbeddall.com London editorial and corporate photography Fri, 19 Aug 2011 13:20:14 +0100 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Imperial College – Corporate Portraiture by Getachew http://www.martinbeddall.com/2011/07/imperial-college-corporate-portraiture-2/#comment-370 Getachew Fri, 19 Aug 2011 13:20:14 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=1265#comment-370 Very Good and excellent. Very Good and excellent.

]]> Comment on Independent on Sunday – Nick Clegg by Baz Goldsmith http://www.martinbeddall.com/2011/04/independent-on-sunday-nick-clegg/#comment-313 Baz Goldsmith Tue, 12 Jul 2011 16:30:58 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=1158#comment-313 Thumbs up for the cover. So natural. You didn't not overdo it. The cover style fit his personality. A very good for you! Thumbs up for the cover. So natural. You didn’t not overdo it. The cover style fit his personality. A very good for you!

]]> Comment on Was he Britain’s oldest employee? by Kenny http://www.martinbeddall.com/2011/05/was-he-britains-oldest-employee/#comment-300 Kenny Mon, 06 Jun 2011 14:37:28 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=1201#comment-300 Love the windscreen washing shot. Always appreciate the background info. Great work! Love the windscreen washing shot. Always appreciate the background info. Great work!

]]> Comment on Brief shoot on a staircase by The Independent on Sunday » Martin Beddall Wedding Photography http://www.martinbeddall.com/2011/04/brief-shoot-in-a-stairwell/#comment-273 The Independent on Sunday » Martin Beddall Wedding Photography Tue, 26 Apr 2011 12:50:13 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=1167#comment-273 [...] my choice from the set ( will blog post more later ) but nice to see an image used big. More images here.  Also inside, my portraits of Eton tailor, David Coulthard, in his shop window and Johnny [...] [...] my choice from the set ( will blog post more later ) but nice to see an image used big. More images here.  Also inside, my portraits of Eton tailor, David Coulthard, in his shop window and Johnny [...]

]]> Comment on Ark Royal & Harriers… by admin http://www.martinbeddall.com/2010/10/ark-royal-harriers/#comment-232 admin Wed, 27 Oct 2010 11:37:50 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=892#comment-232 Assuming you don't run all your submarines aground... Assuming you don’t run all your submarines aground…

]]> Comment on Ark Royal & Harriers… by Nick http://www.martinbeddall.com/2010/10/ark-royal-harriers/#comment-231 Nick Wed, 27 Oct 2010 11:19:56 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=892#comment-231 Incidentally. The Historic Dockyard at Portsmouth is undoubtedly one of the foremost educational and experiential historical venues in the world. An opportunity to visit the Victory, Mary Rose, Warrior, the RN Museum and 'Action Stations' should not be passed by lightly. Maybe one day we will see one of the new carriers as part of the museum, berthed alongside the Victory! End of advert! Incidentally. The Historic Dockyard at Portsmouth is undoubtedly one of the foremost educational and experiential historical venues in the world. An opportunity to visit the Victory, Mary Rose, Warrior, the RN Museum and ‘Action Stations’ should not be passed by lightly.

Maybe one day we will see one of the new carriers as part of the museum, berthed alongside the Victory!

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]]> Comment on Ark Royal & Harriers… by Nick http://www.martinbeddall.com/2010/10/ark-royal-harriers/#comment-230 Nick Wed, 27 Oct 2010 11:12:56 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=892#comment-230 Agreed. But consider the following. Although written in 1988 these words, by historian John Keegan, seem an apt comment: "Command of the sea in the future unquestionably lies beneath, rather than upon the surface...The conventional surface ship is now a marginalised instrument of military force, while the submarine and the aircraft carrier directly challenge each other for the command of the sea. What shall be the outcome? Proponents of the one and of the other sea system are convinced that their favoured weapon commands....the forecasts of the submariner are intrinsically more convincing. For it is with the submarine that the initiative and full freedom of the seas rests. The aircraft carrier, whatever realistic scenario of it is drawn - that of operations in great waters or of amphibious support close to shore - will be exposed to a wider range of threat than the submarine must face....The era of the submarine as the predominant weapon of power at sea must therefore be recognised as having begun." (Price of Admiralty pp273-274) Agreed. But consider the following. Although written in 1988 these words, by historian John Keegan, seem an apt comment: “Command of the sea in the future unquestionably lies beneath, rather than upon the surface…The conventional surface ship is now a marginalised instrument of military force, while the submarine and the aircraft carrier directly challenge each other for the command of the sea. What shall be the outcome? Proponents of the one and of the other sea system are convinced that their favoured weapon commands….the forecasts of the submariner are intrinsically more convincing. For it is with the submarine that the initiative and full freedom of the seas rests. The aircraft carrier, whatever realistic scenario of it is drawn – that of operations in great waters or of amphibious support close to shore – will be exposed to a wider range of threat than the submarine must face….The era of the submarine as the predominant weapon of power at sea must therefore be recognised as having begun.”
(Price of Admiralty pp273-274)

]]> Comment on Out & About #8 by Stuart Freedman http://www.martinbeddall.com/2010/08/out-about-8/#comment-181 Stuart Freedman Mon, 02 Aug 2010 09:55:01 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=771#comment-181 ... is this what happens when clients don't pay on time? … is this what happens when clients don’t pay on time?

]]> Comment on I’m a Photographer not a terrorist! by Antpix http://www.martinbeddall.com/2010/01/im-a-photographer-not-a-terrorist-2/#comment-34 Antpix Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:37:11 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=278#comment-34 Martin Great to see you, if only briefly, next time you're in the smoke, give me a bell and we'll hook up for a coffee All the best Ant Martin

Great to see you, if only briefly, next time you’re in the smoke, give me a bell and we’ll hook up for a coffee

All the best

Ant

]]> Comment on A few years ago… by Fionnbharr Ó Súilleabháin http://www.martinbeddall.com/2010/01/a-few-years-ago/#comment-26 Fionnbharr Ó Súilleabháin Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:58:49 +0000 http://martinbeddall.com/?p=303#comment-26 I listened to the BBC programme, very interesting. I looked up Paul Jenks on Google and according to Christopher Long, Jenks was killed by Croats who were supposed to be protecting him, who blamed it on a Serbian sniper. See footnote at the following: http://www.christopherlong.co.uk/pri/jenks.html I listened to the BBC programme, very interesting. I looked up Paul Jenks on Google and according to Christopher Long, Jenks was killed by Croats who were supposed to be protecting him, who blamed it on a Serbian sniper.

See footnote at the following:
http://www.christopherlong.co.uk/pri/jenks.html

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