Garth Ensley
Telling stories that matter – in stills and in motion.
A quiet, cinematic portfolio for people who want the work first: video, drone, photography, personal projects, and a simple way to get in touch.
Choose the kind of story you need.
Six clear doors into the work: video, drone, photography services, photography art, the journal, and contact. The site stays simple so the images can do the talking.
Video
Events, training material, interviews, social content, weddings, and documentary work.
Drone
Aerial video and photography for places, property, events, and story-led coverage.
Photography Services
Portraits, weddings, events, and brand work.
Photography Art
Landscape, travel, ICM, multi-exposure, and personal visual studies.
Journal
Notes from shoots, projects in progress, and thoughts behind the work.
Video work, with more to come.
Explore the dedicated Video page for the kind of work I make, how I work and the first selected projects as they are ready to share.
Commercial, documentary, and event work.
Photography that can stay broad, but feel curated.
Three clean lanes give people enough context to know whether they are in the right place, without forcing the site into a complicated gallery system on day one.
Services
Portraits, weddings, events, and client-led shoots.
Fine Art
Landscape, travel, abstract motion, multi-exposure, and visual studies.
Photo Walks
Guided Garden Route sessions for people who want to see and photograph differently.
A small journal makes the site feel alive.
No pressure to become a content machine. A few thoughtful entries are enough to show direction and give Google something real to index.
Why motion blur keeps pulling me back
A short note on ICM, multi-exposure, and making images that feel more like memory than record.
Building a showreel from old hard drives
A transparent work-in-progress note that turns the missing reel into part of the story.
Working with light on the Garden Route
Simple, local, searchable, and useful for future walks, workshops, and portrait work.
If the work feels like the right fit, get in touch.
Keep the first step simple. Ask about video, photography, drone, photo walks, prints, or a project you do not know how to describe yet.