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    Documentary Image Morag MacDonald

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    Clifton Photographic

    Clifton Photographic

    (16 reviews)

    wow! I don't even…read moreknow where to start! From the minute you walk through the door, you're greeted with someone offering to take all your things for you. You are then offered a drink and you take a seat in the waiting area. You then get to go and take a seat and have your makeup and hair professionally done! the girl I had (kaylee maybe) was beyond amazing with me! She was asking me like what makeup I was comfortable with, giving me her views on what she thinks will work. as she was doing my makeup she was constantly asking me if I was okay and complimenting me. Then we went on to my hair and she Told me what she thought would look nice and work, which I happily agreed with and let her just take the lead. And the outcome of my hair and makeup was amazing! I felt amazing, it was a good start to making me feel more confident for my shoot. and the shoot... wow! My photographer came and got me and took me to the room, she grabbed my things and carried them over. She asked like what outfits I had, how they would work and things and then she basically just worked her magic. She made me feel AMAZING! Constantly saying how good I looked, how the photos were looking and things. I would highly recommend! I've never done anything like this before but it has definitely made me feel more confident about myself and just feel overly incredible! Thank you to everyone!

    Brilliant experience and lovely staff…read more. The ONLY reason I've not given 5 stars is the pressure to have 'dad' in the photos when booking, it really should be optional and our choice being our experience. It's not always convenient for 'dad' to be around or may not even be on the scene. Maybe bear this in mind so people don't feel pressured or embarrassed by it. My sister-in-law dropped out of the experience for this reason- having 2 dads to her 4 children, she just wanted one of them yet she was told it wasn't an option. Custom was lost and she was upset that she wasn't given a choice, also felt slightly humiliated. Otherwise you guys are very welcoming and easy to talk to, very happy with our photos too

    Memories

    Memories

    (2 reviews)

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    I absolutely adore this small stall from the covered section of St Nicholas Market. Inside the…read moremodest wooden boxes on Memories stalls sit prints of black and white photographs dating back over 100 years. There are pictures of Bristol's city centre, Bath and everywhere in between to peruse through and mentally compare the difference between the ages. Ranging from £8 to £20 per print (more if you opt for a framed picture) I feel it's a reasonable price to pay to own a copy of local history. I love searching out photographs of places I've worked or lived and seeing what they looked like all those years ago. Nerdy? Or a bit of innocent fun? You decide! It's a great stall to visit whether you're a local or tourist to get a flavour of Bristol in a bygone era.

    Want to hop in my time machine...no I'm not Dr Who, I'm just visiting Memories down in St Nick's…read moreMarket. Actually I am Dr Who now get in my box Amy Pond...anyway... I have actually been down to Memories on quite a few occasions to have a look at Bristol over the years; it almost seems so much more beautiful and wonderful. I suppose if you were going to photograph it now on an average weekday you'd probably catch a group of students staggering out of what used to a beautiful building and is now an Aussie theme pub. But all the beautiful old photography is arranged into locations alphabetically e.g. if you're from Clifton, Clutton or Clevedon you can get digging and try and find that photo of your house from the 1860s (as my friend did, he obviously bought that image immediately). The photos usually set you back around £8.00 each, at least they did when I wrote this, unless you want a much larger version of the photo then the costs rise. But I was only half joking about the time machine; looking at the images is like a taking a brilliant tour of Bristol though the ages gone by and as you whizz around Bristol in the the 19th century, you might just learn an awful lot about this beautiful city.

    Kodak Express

    Kodak Express

    (3 reviews)

    £

    Nobody prints their photos anymore! Apparently Facebook tagging them is enough. But this shop…read moreoffers such a hassle free, friendly service I really should get more than the odd one printed. It's not like it used to be, taking that roll of film out the back of your old camera, literally wearing surgical gloves to avoid finger prints and blocking the sunlight at all costs. Well here at my local printing shop they have those nifty do-it-yourself machines with mini SD slots, or USB ports and even Bluetooth etc. so you don't have to get the whole roll of thirty rubbish photos printed just for that one that came out quite well. The staff are so friendly and helpful and it really is such a cheap, quick and easy process to get your photos printed, in fact there's a cheap Christmas present for Gran sorted. They also offer a canvas wrapping service, where they'll stretch your image over a canvas so you can hang it on your wall.

    Consistently kind and friendly, the staff at Kodak Express in Clifton Down Shopping centre have…read morenever failed to disappoint me. They go out of their way to help customers, printing perfect pictures each time - and if they're not perfect, they'll spend that little bit extra time trying to make them perfect. It's quite a small shop, and they stock a large variety of albums and photo frames on the main part of the floor. In the centre of the shop there's two computer hubs, where you can plug in a memory device of some sort and print your photos fast from the machine. Their main focus, though, is the traditional print services of a photographic shop. As I said, I've never been disappointed with the service or quality of the finished product, and I've consistently been impressed with the shop. Definitely give them a go next time you need some holiday snaps developing.

    Documentary Image Morag MacDonald - photographers - Updated May 2026

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