Buckinghamshire Wedding and Portrait Photographer High Wycombe
Wedding and portrait photograher
Annie & Paul get married at Nonsuch Mansion on 12th May 2012 so yesterday I met them there for their pre-wedding session. More images will follow taken in the beautiful grounds of the mansion but here's one of my favourites, got to love a bit of peeling paint with a good helping of rust! … [Read more...]
The church that Stacey and Simon attend is just a stones throw from my house and is definitely the most local wedding I've ever done. I loved the fact that the day was planned in such a way that all the elements that were most important to them were given priority. Their actual marriage ceremony took place at the start of the service and was followed by some beautiful readings and singing. The church they attend plays a big part in both their lives and they chose to have a drinks and cakes reception after the service in the church followed by speeches so that all the congregation … [Read more...]
Hughenden Park in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire has the most beautiful display of Daffodils. What better place to go for a relaxed family portrait session. Enjoy! … [Read more...]
I am a documentary wedding photographer, but I am also so many other things. This page will tell you a little more about what makes me tick. I believe photography can make you look at the world differently.
‘Project 52′ is going to be a BIG experiment. I will try and use as many of the cameras that I own as possible (and some I’ll borrow), I’ll experiment with different films (colour and black and white) and try and recreate effects I have seen in photographs by others using a range of different techniques. The whole while concentrating on capturing portraits. To read more of these posts please click on the links below.
I've been a bit quiet recently and have to admit that I'm a little bit behind with my 'Project 52'! I'm still doing it but I've come to a few conclusions over the last couple of weeks: It takes … [Read More...]
The first week of my project resulted in just four images (the rest were barely visible on the negative) all of which were ridiculously blurred! I'm taking a glass half full attitude. I did … [Read More...]
Pinhole cameras have always fascinated me. I think this is quite simply because all you need is a light tight box with a hole in it and a piece of light sensitive material and 'voila' you can … [Read More...]
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