Ben

Power

The famous Moongate in the grounds of Mt Juliet estate was the setting for this beautiful wedding. With each changing season it’s always something special to shoot,

Arianna & Cillian went all out for their Wedding day, in keeping with their own unique interests & style. A historic Abbey was a fitting setting for their bridal portraits.

Mirjana & Mark taking some time out from the celebrations to practice their first dance. This ornate pergola was the perfect backdrop.

Lots of fun with this bridal party,taken in the grounds of Mount Juliet estate in Kilkenny-Ireland. It was taken just before dinner call when i find i often get the best group shots as they know the formals are done and its time to PARTY!!

Louise & James sharing a quiet moment under a hawthorn tree.In Celtic mythology it is one of the most sacred trees and symbolises love and protection. ..

On the far side of the gate the party was in full swing inbetween 2 houses,to eliminate the guests in the background we pulled together the gate giving the couple a quiet moment.

Arriving at the church can be thy most nerve-wracking & exhilarating experience a bride can go through, not the case with this beautiful bride Linda who was beaming with delight, the interior of old cars seem to give a lovely soft light and these cars are so ornate and have a high level of craftsmanship that newer cars seem to lack.

Taken on the steps of St Kierans College in Kilkenny city. Known as the home of hurling it has produced many all Ireland winning players on these very grounds. Fio & Ned came all the way from Australia for their nuptials and it was only fitting their experienced some of Kilkenny's many gems for their photos.

Sinead & Conor taken under the Great Oak in the beautiful surroundings of the Newpark Hotel in Kilkenny, lit very simply with a grooms-man behind with a single gridded flash pointed at the couple and another pointed into the tree to lift the shadows.

Taken in the eye of the mother of all storms.."Storm Ali" rapidly approached Ireland on the 18th of September. Megan & Sean were nothing short of amazing as they braved the elements during the day. Thankfully storms create thy most wonderful light and ended up being a day filled with many awesome images.
Location: Ballymagarvey Village -Ireland

Taken on the spiral staircase of the beautiful Bellinter House in Navan (Ireland).The staircase is actually closed off to the public because of its age but often you have to take a few risks in life to get that killer shot and then apologize profusely to the hotel management after about not noticing the safety sign :) My wonderful bride Elena originally from Moldova and her dashing husband Padraig from Co. Tipperary were lit with a kiss of flash combined with a mag-grid aimed at the veil,the steps were light by the light spilling in through the large window overhead. The image was loosely based around the "Fibonacci spiral".