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Guy Woodland

I have been fortunate to do lots of things at work and in private. This included commercial and aerial photography. For 15 years alongside my photography I published books which in turn led me to building websites. These days my main interest is in how we can work to make the world a more accessible place for all.

Categories

The red room

A purpose built mobile darkroom offering film processing and printing with hands on instruction. Suitable for groups or individuals who want to experience analogue film photography.

All about books

So much has happened since the advent of the computer regarding publishing, some of these changes are for the better and some not so. I have published 30 books to date.

Projects

Life is all about projects really and so it should be. We all need reasons to search and find motivations to do stuff.

Accessibility

Working with Accessibility All Areas I can help you improve your website accessibility and we do real accessibility testing with real people who are blind or visually impaired.

Digitalisation

If it is old school I can scan it. Transferring old analogue media to a digital file. Time is running out, this media is crumbling away before our eyes. Do it sooner than later.

Kodak Instamatics

Developed in the early 60's and launched a year after I was born in 1963.

Latest

Mike McCartney’s Liverpool Life

Sixties Black and Whites. A unique world, and period in time..." 'Thank U Very Much'.

Shanachie Publishing

So far we have published 30 plus books and hopefully many more. A book is for life not just for Christmas.

Liverpool (UNESCO) - World Heritage City

In July 2004 UNESCO conferred World Heritage status on the UK maritime city of Liverpool.

Waterfront World Heritage City

This is probably the first photographic essay devoted to Liverpools glorious river frontage.