The hill, the sea behind, the perfect couple. I told them to climb to the top of a small hill and forget about me...simply enjoy each other. It's times like this that I get lost in a photo and truly feel the love radiating from them and it reminds me why I love what I do so much and feel very blessed indeed.
This stunning setting was perfect for a timeless bridal set. This series shows off in the most subtle ways the smallest of the bridal details. such as the bouquet, veil, and gown.
This photo was probably the most challenging of my career so far. The bride had expressed her want for one last shot before the night was over. I suggested we shoot in front of the Hindu temple where the ceremony was held at. Unfortunately after several delays the temple shut down all of the lighting creating a near pitch black environment. I told the bride that we would not be able to get her shot because of nature of the environment. The look of disappointment in her eyes made me reconsider. I grabbed every speedlight me and my assistant had and setup a 5 light shot using only cell phone led lights to see in the dark. After a few test shots I brought the bride and groom out, posed them, and captured this beautiful image of my brides piercing incredible eyes.
Canon 6D, Canon 24-70 f/2.8 L II, ISO 800, f/4.5, 1/160 and 5 yongnuo speedlights at various power settings.
Portraits from Eilis and Calum's summer wedding in North Yorkshire, Uk. A couple full of laughter and fun! In this time I wanted to create a set of images which replicated how much fun and love sparked from this wonderful couple.
La foto fue tomada al lado de la carretera, yo me situé dentro del coche y les propuse una pose que trasmitiera felicidad, el resto lo hizo el paisaje y la primavera.Utilicé un objetivo angular y un diafragma muy cerrado para que todo saliera enfocado.
The weather was great, groom and bride having so much fun ready to tie the knot on the way to the chapel. Just a candid moment captured in time. The conversation they had I don't know, but the picture tells the story of their history and love for each other.
It was raining almost all day long. Only for a few times the sun came out and the street was steaming. We stopped on the way to the location and took some photos while a few drops of rain fell on those two trees, which protects the shelter they were hiding in.
Love the colors and the pure nature in this.
This atmosphere you believe it or not. It's on the house
This is another favourite photo. It's like I secretly observed by a couple they did not know.
Love this spontaneous confetti fight at Hengrave Hall, wonderful wedding.................................................................................
Haley-Kate and Rafael's engagement session began at the Georgia Aquarium where this soccer player had proposed to his Atlanta Falcon cheerleader girlfriend. It wasn't long before the clouds began rolling in and just as they were finishing volleying his soccer ball back and forth, the thunder made its presence known. Nothing could stop these two from enjoying every last minute of their afternoon together though and this steamy shot was the result!
Taken at the beautiful Halstead House at the wedding of Lucy & Mark. These guys were totally in love and allowed me to take them out for a couple of portrait runs in between capturing some amazing moments of their day. We did some creative shots with flashes, fairly lights and even managed to get them out when the rain started, but this particular image was so simple and used nothing but natural light and it really captured their love story.
Sometimes you never know what you'll find unless you venture out into the unknown. That's how this image was captured. A short walk along a path near the wedding venue we found this bridge and this is what we got. Classic and timeless; just like the love shared between the couple.
The wedding of Johnathan + Richelle, a really lovely relaxed and fun couple. We were on our way from the church to the reception venue and seen this beautiful field, so decided to stop for a shot, the crops were the perfect height for the veil to sit on and allow a strong composition.
The story with this photo is simple. It was long after the ceremony and family formals and it had grown ominous outside as the rain started coming in. But the reception had started and dancing was crazy, but as soon as I saw the rain, I looked at Olivia (the bride) and said "Do you want to take a rain photo!?!" she said Yes!!! very excitedly. I exposed for the sky and used the 16mm to get the building fully in the back and pumped in the flash from behind to freeze the rain :)
This picture was taken in a former church in the Netherlands. You can hire the church for events or a foto shoot. This scenery was at the back of the church and is in use for storage. But the incoming light of the doors and windows made this special.
Shot at the beautiful Kimberley Hall in Norfolk, we'd captured a few more "traditional" Bridal Party photos making the most of the incredible skies & georgous view before the someone suggested jumping to get down from the wall.
Think it's probably safe to say that Rosie & her bridesmaids were not quite as up for it as Ben & his groomsmen, but an absolutely sterling effort was made by all! Works for me :)
Full marks for an awesome jump!!
Everytime I look into your eyes, I see my Paradise.. A Paradise full of Love..
Rotterdam Stadhuis
Lovely Couple Chandenie and Awienaash
This picture I made, with a great sweet couple, in Marseille, the Sun went down, the sky was beautiful and peaceful, the view great... enjoy!!
During the wedding of Deborah and Youri there was a nice lawn and tree. Here we have used during their photo shoot.Fortunately the weather gods were on our side!
This amazing scene was after a mad dash from Jane and Ben's beautiful countryside wedding. I had noticed the sky was changing so advised them to "go for it" if they wanted something special. As we drove up to the stunning Wenlock Edge in south Shropshire I asked Jane and Ben to walk on ahead, concious that time, and with it mother nature's display, was slipping away. As I turned I saw this scene....asking Jane and Ben to face each other and the image was born.