Using your eyes is an obvious part of being a photographer, but any documentary photographer worth their salt will also be using their ears. It’s important to listen out for nuggets of conversations that give clues to moments that are … Read More

I thoroughly enjoy the rich seam of documentary photography that’s available in the invariable lull between the end of the wedding breakfast (& speeches) and the commencement of the evening’s entertainment. It’s often during this time that I am looking to … Read More

In this series of articles, I’m taking a look at a few of my favourite wedding photographs and discussing the way I approached each image. I hope this will give you a little insight into the way I like to work … Read More

I talk a lot about layering my images within this series of articles. I do like my photographs to have more than one element to them, it adds more context to the story and reward the viewer for spending a … Read More

There’s so much going on immediately after a wedding ceremony; I love to get stuck into the action and take in the atmosphere. At Michael & Louise’s wedding, guests were understandably excited to congratulate the newly-weds. I positioned myself behind the couple … Read More

Shortly after their wedding ceremony at The Elvetham in Hampshire, Kate & Ollie stepped out of the ceremony room with their daughter. Instead of capturing this moment head-on, I chose to take a couple of steps to one side; partly to make the … Read More

Today’s post forms part of a series of blog posts discussing individual wedding photographs, which I hope will give you a brief insight into how I approach wedding photography and what I’m looking for in a successful image to deliver to … Read More

I’ve decided to start a series of blog posts discussing individual wedding photographs. I hope the articles will give you a brief insight into how I approach wedding photography and what I’m looking for in a successful image to deliver … Read More