Check out the action video footage featuring the Bolddog FMX Motorcycle Team performing at Cromer Carnival, Norfolk 2011. One of many displays organized by the the carnival committee who ensure it’s one of the biggest carnivals in the UK attracting thousands of enthusiasts yearly from across the country. It was a joy to capture the exciting atmosphere as the motorcycles zoomed above me, please note that permission is needed to enter an arena like this, all safety precautions must be respected. Bolddog have their own Motorcycle Display Teams sponsored by Lings Motorcycles, including FMX Team, Mini-X Tour and Street Bike Freestyle Team.

Hundreds of locals and visitors from across the region lined the promenade and slopes in Cromer to see the dazzling New Year 2012 firework display. The North sea was set alight with an array of colors and among the other highlights was a sparkling “750″ on the pier – to mark the 750th anniversary this year of the first recorded mention of Cromer in historic records

Dazzling firework display filmed in Norfolk UK during the Cromer Carnival festivities 2011. An appropriate video to celebrate the New Year 2012.

Exclusive photo highlights – Bev Andrews, Kim and Mandy turned on the style to make the Norfolk Country Roses 2012 charity calendar. The ambitious mums in their 40′s / 50 posed for shots in evening gowns, bikinis, and on the back of a Harley Davidson motorbike

After I researched the charity I immediately knew that I wanted to help out with photography and direcection. The challenge  was on to work with three ladies in their 40′s/50, two of them hadn’t done modelling before and the whole calendar was to be shot in a day! In over two decades of being in the industry I knew only too well this kind of job takes over two weeks at least. We were certainly going to be working against the clock.

I’m overjoyed at the results and for the ladies that put 100% into the project. It proves there is no age limit in beauty and it doesn’t stop at main stream stereotyped modelling. I thoroughly enjoyed working with people from ordinary walks of life that wanted to give it a go. We had lots of fun making the calendar and used landmarks from the beautiful North Norfolk coast as our scenic backdrop.

To order and buy calendars, please contact Bev through her email: – bevandrews@ic24.net.

Donations can also be made online by visiting www.justgiving.com/Bev-Andrews1

Special thanks to the Sea Marge Hotel, Overstrand, Norfolk for location base.

Video – ‘Behind the scenes’  Norfolk Country Roses Charity Calendar Beautiful Ladies Fit and 50 Turning on the Style

Related link – http://www.ambermodels.co.uk/ie/norfolk-calendar-girls.htm

A varied selection of stunning Norfolk models on promotional assignments across our beautiful region here in the UK. This is just a small random sample from thousands of photographs stored in my picture archives. I will be adding images on a regular basis, meanwhile I hope you enjoy this latest batch.

An exclusive video interview with the remarkable Brother Lees that caused a sensation in the 1970′s when they appeared on National Television. They took the united Kingdom by storm and went on to enjoy over three decades of International showbiz acclaim. Tony and Roger Lee chat openly about their sudden rise to fame and the industry in general. Rare footage and early photographs from when the lads started off as a music band – Barry Lee and the Planets. Celebrity photographs and memorabilia includes Royal Variety appearances with Cliff Richard and and Johny Mathis.

Norfolk Glamour Girl Polly Guy is Aiming For Come Dine With Me TV Success

Beauty and brains sizzling ingredients on the menu

Silvestri studios moves in for hot starter

Popular television programme ‘Come Dine With Me’ visits Norwich this week. The show features four home chefs that will be aiming to win the £1,000 prize and claim the host with the most crown. The episode will be aired on Channel 4, Friday, August 5 at 8pm. International glamour girl, Polly Guy will be turning up the heat against a confident Sam Smith, nutritionist Caroline Seaman and bank manager and part time DJ Richard Pearce. Polly, from Berg Apton, South Norwich said she was inspired to go on the show to try to change the unfair stereotype image of glamour models. She said “I’m a great fan of the show and I know it has a large global following, it’s on all the time, and I always thought I would enjoy being a contestant. You go on hoping that you will get along with the others have a bit of fun and with the added bonus of possibly winning a thousand pounds”

The pressure was on for Polly as soon as it was announced she was on the show, immediately thrown into the spotlight as the “Wild card” but hopes she will come out well in the programme. She said: “I am nervous seeing it I suppose because at the end of the day it’s the edit departement that decides what goes on show” Silvestri photographic studios of Norwich provided the location for a hot lingerie shoot to introduce Norfolk’s glamour cook and PR man Andreas from Amber Models moved in to snap up the images with top photographer Stefania. Andreas explained that he had worked with Polly for over a period of years and that this will be a show not to be missed. He said: “Polly will see this as a stage, she’s a very intelligent young lady but there may be fireworks”

The 29 year old stunner said she was under no illusions why she was selected so she is certainly out to prove that beauty and brains can be a winning combination, be it against all the odds. The show last visited Norwich in 2008, those that took part then were Hairdresser, David Nights, Wendy Holdsworth, winner Seamus Farrelly, and Zara Davies, from Cromer.

Hot Mikado is a musical comedy based on Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic operetta The Mikado. However, this reworked version usually has the purists running for the door! Gone are the familiar Japanese settings. This is late 1930’s when the sounds of jazz and swing could be heard in the famous Cotton Club.

The story is the same, flirting is punishable by death, young Nanki-Poo has run away from home rather than marry an older women and the Lord High Executioner is still looking for someone to execute. Revived and taken on tour recently by Craig Revel Horwood, this is a show that doesn’t take itself seriously. This is witty comedy with a musical score that will take your breath away. Imagine the “Three little maids” as a sassy, sexy Andrew’s Sisters number and you’ll begin to get a flavour of what this is all about.

NNTTG is a NODA award winning company that has a wealth of talent so, if you like your comedy to be camp, your harmonies to be close and your tap dancing to be quick then this is a show not to be missed.

The Norwich Playhouse
42 – 58 St. George’s Street
Norwich, NR3 1AB

Playhouse Box Office 01603 598598

Tickets: Weds: £13 full price, £10.50 concessions

Thurs, Fri, Sat (eve): £14 all tickets

Sat (matinee): £10.50 all tickets

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The best thing about my town, Cromer, on the North Norfolk coast of the UK, is that community values and working as a team is still evident. It was a joy to attend the launch party celebrating Cromer and Sheringham’s second food festival. Last years debut event was a great success, raising money for various charities and providing food demonstrations by some top chefs and local restaurateurs. The two towns came alive with, food song and dance, so I’m looking forward to a repeat in May when the festival kicks off. It will run over a weekend 20 -22nd of May and I’m on the list to demonstrate a Greek dish using Lobster or Crab, one of our towns fresh produce.

The launch last Thursday was a great success and I had a wonderful time, It began with speeches by the organizers, chefs and officials and rounded of with a buffet. I managed to take some photographs so I would like to share a couple on here with you together with an audio video recording of the speeches. What impressed me the most was the harmony displayed by everyone working together towards one goal. Please take the time to see the video, it will give a more detailed account about this extraordinary event. The website is also worth a visit as I have only scratched the surface here.