Jenna

Hinchliffe

I love this moment! I waited for the bride to step up onto the bus and chose to frame it in a more abstract way that focused on the movement she was making.

Blessed with some golden hour light and I used the road to frame their heads nicely.

The beautiful ruins of St Mary’s Abbey in York museum gardens where we went for portraits after their legal ceremony!

It had rained all day during the ceremony and drinks reception, but in the evening the sun came out so I was so happy to be able to capture some golden hour portraits for them!

Shooting confetti with a wide lens meant I could keep shooting until the very last second when they were right in front of me. It looks so much more dynamic this way which I love.

A lovely wander in a field of yellow flowers. It was raining here but that didn't stop them!

A moment in golden hour for my couple, well worth doing on a wedding day!

Blue hour over their venue. I used the flashes I had set up inside for the dance floor to light up the windows and one behind the couple the light them.

A panorama photo using the brenizer method to stitch multiple shots together. I wanted the couple to have an ethereal photo that shows off the woodland they love so much!

We found the last little bit of evening light for some photos before the party started. I used my longer lens to really bring this out for the couple.

This was the last image of the session taken during blue hour. I saw the colourful flowers on the bushes and knew I had to use them somehow so I used them as a frame to add interest.

One of my favourite confetti moments from last year! Absolutely love capturing joyous moments like this.

I love making use of the hard light from the sun during these pre-wedding photos!

We braved the rain and fog during our couple shoot on Halloween. Well worth it for all the autumn colours!

Loved incorporating the trees into my couples portraits as it reflects their outdoor woodland wedding really well!

I just loved the leading lines and the fact that they're framed with the sculpture on either side!

It had been raining all day so we waiting until evening for portraits. I really wanted to get the whole castle in shot as they loved their venue so much. The blue sky was a bonus!

There was so much confetti left over after their initial throw that they decided to do another just with the bridal party and it was such a great moment to capture!

This is the couples favourite spot and I wanted them to feel like they were having their own moment walking through the woods so I pulled back and shot from a lower angle.

We didn't quite get the sunset we were hoping for on this shoot, but I still wanted to make the most of the sky, reflecting it so they're almost floating on their own little rock in space!