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Will Barnes Quartet: The Source Of The Severn - Vimarsana News

Will Barnes Quartet: The Source Of The Severn

British guitarist leads piano, bass and drums on original material in the hard-bop mould, often reminding of Wes Montgomery

The Irish Whiskey Masters 2023 results - The Spirits Business - Vimarsana News

The Irish Whiskey Masters 2023 results - The Spirits Business

Irish whiskey has become a forceful player on the global stage, with various categories offering impressive expressions.

Defiant Irish Spirits launch at Bloom Festival - Vimarsana News

Defiant Irish Spirits launch at Bloom Festival

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A Look at Tim Walker's Photography Retrospective at The Getty in LA - Vimarsana News

A Look at Tim Walker's Photography Retrospective at The Getty in LA

A new exhibition at The Getty in Los Angeles captures the magic of the photographer’s artistic work.

Wedding-in-the-woods photo taken near Tyninghame picked as one of world's best at top competition - Vimarsana News

Wedding-in-the-woods photo taken near Tyninghame picked as one of world's best at top competition

A STUNNING photograph deep in the heart of an East Lothian woodland has been selected as one of the best at global photography awards. Amanda Farnese Heath was highly commended in the Champagne Taittinger Wedding Food Photographer category at the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year awards with Wild Wedding For Two. The picture was shot in woods near Tyninghame and Amanda was delighted with the success. She said: “It was taken during the summer of the first lockdown, around about July. “It was basically, with the permission of the Forestry Commission, taken deep in the forest...