Collection 85 winners
My first time at this amazing venue and and one of my favourite images from the wedding day. This room was screaming for a portrait so I pulled the couple away for 5 minutes and put this image together using a single flash with an orange gel and used the surface of the long dinning table to help provide the awesome reflection. Simple and effective!
This photograph was taken in Gorleston, Norfolk. We used 4 godox flashes to illuminate the bandstand, one from the back, one from above the couple with a large octagon fitted and two pointed at the roof with different coloured gels.
Another photo taken in Thailand during a wedding. This time on the island of Koh Samui. Meanwhile, I accompany quite a lot of weddings of European couples abroad, which is not much more expensive than when I accompany a wedding in Europe. My passion for special places is often reward enough.
A tank of water or a tank of love. That picture is the perfect match of my values. Of my job. Of who I am. It's a perfect mix between light and darkness, perspectives, verticals and horizontals. As Matisse said, a good balance of a picture resides in the balance of all that lines. Here we are.
The lovely Flo and Alex at their spring wedding in South Wales. Great natural couple to photograph they tied the knot in a local church and had their reception in a marquee on Flo's parent's field.
The world renowned Gap of Dunloe in Kerry.. Coming from a landscape background I have travelled this locations hundreds of time, Catching sunrises and sunsets, So when I knew we were close to this location after the church. I simply said we must go here.. Again another locations I have ton of epic images from..
The sky was very ominous looking and the sun was fading fast! Grabbing the newlyweds I was able to create for them under another masterpiece sky. The brides veil was absolutely beautiful and had to be a part of this shot.
A morning in september. Beautiful lighting, magical scenery and popping colours. My 85mm did the trick and combined them all together.
I think its really important to have your own style and identity as a photographer and using colour gels simply compliment the way i like to shoot, this image just came to me while passing a stunning oak tree in the grounds of the venue. The red pop of colour against the blue hue in the skyline worked perfecly. Another happy client!
Photographed on Welsh mountains using a wide lens. A prism was used to create the reflection by holding it horizontally next to the lens.
In Cappadocia every morning 165 balloons color the air with the sun going up. This is stunning to see and to capture a beautiful couple is even more stunning!
This picture was taken at a wedding in Essex, England. The bride and groom had just left the church and were driving to their reception. I asked the bride to hold her bouquet up as she went past. I used a slow shutter speed 1/20 sec to create a sense of movement as they went past.
Loving it when couple say YES " let's do it " Out at seaside while tide in. One drone all set and all just needed lay them down on wet sand and snap few shoot. results was super.
Taken at the beautiful Cliffs of Moher, Ireland. Tim and Elly were on holidays in Ireland when Tim planned his proposal. The light was just so superb as we were wrapping up afterwards! What a day. What a couple! More shoots here, please!
I spotted this composition earlier in the day and always had it mind for a night-time portrait. It was an added bonus that the moon decide to rise to complement the image further
Again and again I am allowed to shoot wedding couples around the world. This year I was able to accompany two couples in Thailand - one in Chiang Rai, where this photo was taken. Without wanting to advertise; the bridal couple shooting took place in a wonderful park. If you like to drink Thai beer, you will know very quickly where this photo was taken.
Sam and Emily taking a minute to themselves after sneaking to Surprise View in Derbyshire during the golden hour on their wedding day. We had 15 minutes to capture some epic shots overlooking the countryside and views before hot trotting it back to the venue to see their evening guests and have their first dance. A simple silhouette against an awesome sky
I always wanted to do a close up portrait with a wider lense. Usually I often use my 75mm or 85mm lens for the couple portraits but there is this special and very intimate look, when you're using a wider lens.
So I started as usual with my session, and I recognized, that there was a lot of love in the air. In that particular moment, I grabbed my second camera (with my 35mm on it), went two steps closer to them and took the shot.
When they opened their eyes they were a little bit suprised to see me that close, but I think it was totally worth it.
Getting all the guests together on the steps for a grand confetti moment at Emma & Andrews wedding at Hoare Cross Hall, Staffordshire
This emerald green river is love and life for the people who live next to it. Bihać city. Adisa & Dino decided to take a boat ride to one Una waterfall. This and many other memories that arose during that ride. Rides to love, rides to life, rides to marital union