Paul

Hickey

Wedding at the Fleece Inn in Worcestershire. It Had been a rainy day, so quick break in the clouds at blue to capture this moment.

Hogarths Stone Manor Hotel popped down to the woods to create this image just as the sun had gone down.

Outside at Deer Park Hall, Off-camera flash behind the couple and an additional flash in front and to the left.

Great Malvern Priory for Catherine and Michael's wedding. An off-camera flash to the left and a second flash behind with a blue gel to light the apex.

A rainy wedding day in Llandudno didn't stop us from going onto the pier to capture this one.

This was a wedding at a beautiful Catholic Church in Stourbridge, West Midlands, UK.
The bride had expressed a wish to go back into the church after the ceremony for some lovely photos. The priest had already turned off all the lights, so I adjusted the ambient settings to expose for the window, then added three flashes, including the magenta-coloured gel, to light the altar.

Copthorne Hotel in Dudley, Bride and groom on the bridge lit with an off-camera flash and underexposed in camera to add the drama to the sky.

It was at the great Netley Hall, Shropshire for Ellie and Russell’ s wedding where I saw this opportunity for a night shot. Such a grand building, single off camera flash behind the couple, a black and white conversion and added a slight colour grading.

Just after wedding breakfast at Mill Barns, we set up for this photo, I feel it is important not to keep the bride and groom away from there guests for long. A simple off camera flash with blue glue behind the bride and groom. A little practice for first dance and there we have it!!!