Seventy-Fourth Collection

Squad Goals! Maria's bridal party was so much fun and a total joy to photograph. Photo was taken at the beautiful Ashley Park House Hotel in Co. Tipperary in January 2021.

Obviously, this was not the high point of the day for this lovely couple. Just as we were about to do the bridal shoot, their car broke down. But this is what can happen at a wedding and it's a part of their story. As soon as the bride started swinging the hammer, I knew that was a great opportunity to take some unique shots.

Love at The Balycorus Lead Mines, Dublin - when the couple ask you to visit an abandoned lead mine with stunning views over the city and also some really amazing historical features how could you say no?

While we were traveling to the bridge for the photoshoot this lovely couple walked to the elevator. I was walking behind them and thought the lines and lighting were very nice here too. Then the groom picked up the train of the dress from the floor and that was just perfect!

Viajar a New York para realizar bodas fue una experiencia mágica. El puente de brooklyn es un lugar increible para tomar una sesión de fotos.

The lovely Jess and Oli on their pre-wedding shoot at Otley Chevin Forest Park. We had had days of rain and we'd postponed our photo session the week before due to the horrendous weather. I'm really glad that we did though as we ended up with this perfect sunset overlooking Otley.

I was waiting outside bride & groom’s suite for couple portraits when i saw these two parallel mirrors and I knew exactly what to do with the scenario. So i asked the them to be the source of reflection and it turned out great!

It was a sunny day in the Swiss Alps. The couple had wed a few weeks before, but they dreamed about a photoshoot in the mountains. Love, romance, and nature.

Engagement shoot at Lake Chiemsee in South of Germany. I just wanted to try some champagne shoots. Before I let them pace around and run forth and back with champagne bottle and glasses in their hands. The couple came with no expectations for my idea and they had so much fun. That champagne shot we did later we will do it at their wedding again next year.

After a successful proposal (she said yes!), we took some time to capture some engagement portraits of Lori and Ken on the beach beside the park where the proposal happened earlier that afternoon.

I did this photo shoot with the bride and groom on the Parpaner Rothorn 2868 m above sea level. It was a wonderful day and pleasantly warm.

This was shot in Germany after the couple's wedding on a bright sunny day. The wide meadow and the sunlight opposite to the couple was a perfect location for the picture which was like created for that moment. The love in their eyes added more warmth to the pic.

This is one of my absolute favourite photos from 2019. It was taken during golden hour in early September. I asked the couple to stand directly in front of the sun and set my exposure for their skin. I then played around with my composition to create a flare through the gap in the heads.

This is Lauren & Shaun - taken on their wedding day at Tyn Dwr Hall in North Wales, UK. For the last shot of the evening, I always try and take a backlit portrait. Despite the heavy rain - Lauren was really up for this and with a flash set to half power placed behind the couple, we achieved this shot with the raindrops illuminated against the colourful up lights of the hall.

The couple had asked me if the shoot could take place in te large garden of the bride s grandfather. This was an amazing beautiful location especially when I saw that there was an old dilapidated house somewhere hidden in the garden I was triggerd to take there some pictures of the couple.

Claire & Kaan at Moor Hall, Cookham, Maidenhead. I took the opportunity during the wedding breakfast to take this photo before the sun went down; There was a glimmer of sunlight through the trees that looked perfect for this portrait shot. Claire is a trained dancer and knows instinctively how to pose, so it was a case of making sure I captured the moment along with the golden light behind them.

After a great party, this wedding couple was met by their friends and family with sparkles. The couple's pose completed the moment.

Agnes & Pierre were an amazing couple to work with. They are very relaxed couple who were cracking jokes all the time. Taken after their portrait session at UCC, Cork.

This gay couple had the most beautiful sunset wedding on the beach, while one their friends played and sang a song for them. The overal atmosphere was absolutely amazing and I was really happy with how this image capture that entire ceremony.

What a familiar and string moment than this one! A beautiful legacy for this young and beautiful little girl. A chance to enjoy the getting ready differently with her daughter and all the love they feel for each other.

The most beautiful pictures are created when the bride and groom do not even know that they are being photographed. Like this couple in a tropical setting of Indonesia. This is the meaning of wedding reportage.

Blue skies & bubbles, yes please. Great fun at Normanton Church with Bec & Tom. This was one of those days when everything just feel into place seamlessly.

During this photo shoot we came across this square in Breda. Lots of buildings and noise in the background but from a higher point of view we could make it more interesting...happy with the result :)

Some images are just meant to happen, and not all days are created equally, so it was on this beautiful day I decided to do something different: to not only focus on the story between Him and Her, but to capture the contrast between the stark sky and the groom and groomsmen, in themselves contrasted by the bride.

This is Laura & Craig on their pre-wedding shoot at Formby Beach, Merseyside, UK. We were lucky to get such a great sunset on the evening - and after the low tide receded, I placed them directly in front of the sun to achieve this silhouette. It also just happened that a passing dog got in on the act - but I think this adds a touch of interest to the image!

After a fantastic wedding in an old monastery we went into the dark cellar for one last photo where the fantastic vaults were still visible.

It is these special moments that can tell a story without many words - depending on the viewer's imagination. I'll keep the real story to myself - it's much more exciting that way. And don't worry - they are still alive.

This was my first wedding back after lockdown and man did it feel great being back amongst the love and laughter! One good thing about a smaller, intimate wedding is that you have more time to explore with the couple, so we did just that and we struck gold! Anna & Dan, it was a pleasure.