The trials and tribulations of a wedding photographer Part 1

I love being a wedding photographer! To be the trusted photographer to record one of the most important and happiest days of someone’s life is such an honour – and a huge responsibility, of course. Sometimes everything doesn’t go exactly to plan, though. Oh, what the heck, let’s be honest: at every wedding there’s something…

Beauty Portrait Photo Shoot – reconnect with your inner woman!

Fantastic fun photographing and spending the afternoon doing make-up and hair and all things girly with Rifa the other day! Neither of us have really been that girly in our lives, both having worked in traditionally male dominant techy jobs and not that much interested in ‘hats and shoes’. But sometimes it is nice to…

Barn wedding in Essex – wedding details

I photographed two weddings this week. First one was Amy and Steve’s wedding at Crondon Park Golf & Country Club in Essex. They had a beautiful barn venue there for weddings, and as I got there early, I was like a kid in a candy shop shooting lots of photos of the room and table decorations….

Buxted Park wedding sneak peek

Last week I had the pleasure of photographing Georgina and Rob’s wedding at Buxted Park, East Sussex. It was an unexpected winter wedding at the end of March, but Mother Nature was forgiven in the afternoon as she gave us some lovely sunlight just before sunset. Here are just a few photos as a sneak…

Wedding photographer interview

I was interviewed by the lovely Jackie James the other day. Jackie is a wedding planner (who specialises in vintage wedding dresses) and wedding blogger extraordinaire. Here is a snippet from my interview: “My father was a photojournalist and because of that I never learned to ‘smile for the camera’ when I was growing up; he…

Couples portrait – with specials guests Mitsu and Ben

I had a super fun couples portrait shoot on Saturday with Chung and Kirsty. We took some natural light portraits first – And at the end of the shoot, I suggested we’d include their two dogs that they had brought with them to take a ‘family portrait’. Good fun was had by all – I…