Michael Harper

When the sun had set there was an opportunity to turn a corridor into a portrait. This was created by shooting through a chandelier whilst a flash behind the couple made a shiloutte. Please visit our Instagram for the behind the scenes video.

At the end of an adventure pre-wedding shoot, we found a hill where we could get the couple against the sky and create a silhouette. The bright sky behind the couple made the silhouette for us and by lighting the foreground we could show the depth of the image.

I do love a bride who is up for anything, so when she saw the groom crowd surfing she just had to have a go! shot with natural light, a high f stop and a high shutter to catch the moment that happens so so quickly!

Captured at sunset on a golf course I wanted to get the couple against the sky.so they were led to a hill. Leaving the couple there, the image was captured from the base of the hill on the floor shooting through the long grass which caused all sorts of wonderful refractions of light.

a good example of a quick evening portrait. Lighting the couple using a video light and shooting through some table decorations gave the image some foreground boka. Stood against the Christmas tree you cant tell that this was a room full of people!

We decided that the snow was no obstacle and with a couple that were up for anything we took some test shots then invited the couple out. Using a flash behind to highlight the snow and a video light on the couple we snapped away until it was to cold to keep snapping!

During covid when receptions were banned the couple decided to make the most of the situation. After the Wedding breakfast, they headed down the beach where we caught a break in the weather and a beautiful moment of calm.

This moment for me is a great example of a story, two types of love in one scene here. This fleeting moment was captured as she reach the top of the aisle.