Eighty-Third Collection

It was a cold evening in Scotland but Stacey & Darren braved the December elements to give us this spectacular steamy kiss.
This shot was planned before the wedding day but its such a great feeling when everything comes together.

This beautiful bride with her daughter, her little bridesmaid! I love the play of the sun between the trees and the chemistry between mother & daughter.

A bird perspective is always a really nice view. At the dunes in the Netherlands with a lot of wind, we took this beautiful shot!

Amy & Tom's pre-wedding shoot. This beach on the Wirral, England has incredible sunsets. Amy & Tom are lit by an OCF flash - probably on 1/128 power with a mag-grid, allowing me to lower the exposure of the overall image to try and preserve some of the sun's highlights.

This photo was taken at Grendon Lakes in Northamptonshire. We had the perfect calm water and the bride and groom just embraced each other in this lovely moment which gives the image a hint of the silver screen.

This was taken on a wedding workshop with the fantastic Neil Redfern at Eaves Hall.

The image was made in almost pitch black conditions outdoors utilising 3 ocf lights to light the subjects, create the sunset and light the bush in the foreground to create the bokeh with a red gel.

I just spotted this reflection out of the corner of my eye, so I moved in close to the mirror to create this image.

Venue - Irnham Hall

We were blessed with clear skies in the evening so I dragged this pair off the dance floor for 5 minutes to create some magical star lit images, you would never know they were super drunk :)

Venue - Hazel Gap Barn

A 1500 ceremony in winter isn't what photographers really want to hear, but this sparker exit sure lit up the scene at Molly & Ross's beautiful DIY wedding

One of the last weddings in last season. Ecxausted and dizzy weather. The bride waiting to give life to a baby, the broom praude and full of joy. The forrest right next to the bay of Eckernförde, Germany. So, therefore we've landed on a comforting pose in a wet forrest. I love contrasts! Thankx for this honour!!!

The Vee in co. Waterford, Ireland is famous for the breathtaking panoramic views. Every year between mid-June the Vee Pass above Clogheen becomes covered with the bloom of rhododendrons. Perfect backdrop for a pre wedding photoshoot!

It has always been a dream of doing something creative in the beautiful Cathedrale Church in Mauritius. I used a blue gel in the background to immortalize the presence of the almighty at that place.
The rest was just magic

The Wedding Dress of any bride is unique. All brides love to showcase the beauty of their dresses. So did Melaniee. The enormous tree and interlocking roots were also very important for this composition. The groom, David, creates the perfect balance with his presence.

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Mark & Shakira in the beautiful mucross abbey in Co Kerry.

Using a purple gel and backlight brings an enchanting feel to this image.

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A quiet moment of movement in our capital city of Valletta... As soon as I saw the elderly lady going up the stairs I noted the elegance of the wedding couple contrasting so well with the old city vibes.

What a great wedding. Great weather, great people, great venue. After the kids did their speech this loving moment came! I melted and was glad to capture this moment.

The most important thing during the photo shoot is to enjoy yourself. In Italy, away from the people, being together for a while.

Light is my best friends. Golden hour is my reference when the organisation let me work with. At the end of the day on a slope of a hill, when nature offers you this perfect match between light and landscape, you have nothing to do. Just guide a bit the couple and take the picture. Here is the magic of special moments.

What a chance to live in a country where the sceneries are so different. All my job is to highlight couples whatever the scene takes place. Lakes, mountains, woods, fields, nature is a perfect play ground for me and let me a chance to create something different for each couples.

I wanted to show off the beautiful features of mill wedding venue so I silhouetted them against the window so they'd stand out more. I love the asymmetry of the wall light on the left too as it gives the photo a bit of character with its imperfect-ness!

A photo booth at your wedding is always a guaranteed success, especially if some have already been drinking. The reserve disappears and with it the shyness in front of the camera. In this case, the bride, her sister and followers go wild in front of the photo booth and from a distance the groom observes the pleasant scene.

We got so lucky with the golden hour light at Lily & Charlie’s wedding, considering we’d had a little rain earlier in the day. I’m always looking for symmetry and leading lines in my compositions, and the paths at pergola at The Secret Garden always lend themselves nicely to this. I used the sunlight to rim light the couple and had a flash with a small octabox to fill in the shadows on their faces. The sun’s flare was just an added bonus!

The road at this photo leads to a castle we were going to for the wedding photo session. As soon as I drove into this road I saw the light coming down through some missing trees in the lane, creating a shaft of light. I stopped my car and let the couple pass. We put down the roof quickly and let them drive further down the road into the light. I thought it would be nice for their end photo in their album but it turned out to be an iconic image!

My couple wanted their photo session in the forest. It was the last day of August and we arrived there quite early in the morning. The sun created a beautiful 'splash' of light rays so I only had to lead the couple into the right place and I could take this photo!

Gemma and Sam were the perfect bride and groom. You can see that they love each other by the look in their eyes. I have had the privilege to capture their images and create the one above in a dark environment by adding lots of colour and light.

Driving to the venue, I quickly did a google search of my surrounding's as the sun was setting, I noticed there was a pier on the way down to the venue, Called the driver of the old vintage car and told him to meet me at this pier.. It was quiet cold and just had finished raining, So I had my couple stand out for but a minuet, Underexposed and used a magbox with two ad200 pros and quater cto gels to pop a little soft light on my couple...

A shot from Charlie & Paul’s wedding at Shuttleworth in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire.
We took a walk down the beautiful Swiss Gardens to give them a moment alone after they got married, and had to take advantage of this pretty bridge that is right at the center ???? I love this location, it looks like something out of a painting....
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This photo was taken at the Distelberg near Diffelen near the wedding location.
With the river de Vecht, with Overijssel landscape and the sunset in the background.
This makes for me personally the complete wedding photo combined with nature.

Absolutely love this shot of Avril and Ken at the beautiful Adare Manor in February. The most gorgeous evening light came out of nowhere and we had to run back out and grab some shots!

Bride and groom said they were tired and decided lay down chill out. The sun was setting at just the right time and some blossom petals that had been falling could t have been more perfect. Those smile say it all " Love "