Here’s My Top Instagram Posts January 2017 So here’s the top Instagram posts from January 2017 from my Documentary Wedding Photography feed. I post lots of new pictures on Instagram every month, and it’s pretty exciting to see which ones gain the most likes – it’s usually not the ones I think! But this one above,…
A Winter Wedding at The Bell in Ticehurst I had been to The Bell before, for Jessica and Cristiano’s wedding. But it was only for the groom and groomsmen’s pre-wedding ceremony drinks, so I didn’t know what a fabulous wedding venue it would be. That soon became apparent when I arrived for Katie and Simon’s Winter Wedding at…
I’m delighted to discover that I won four Fearless Awards in the latest round of this world class wedding photography contest. Fearless is probably the premier wedding photography contest and directory on the planet, so it’s a huge honour to have four images selected for an award. This first one is from Charlie and Philip’s…
Natural and Candid Wedding Photography I’m a strong believer that candid wedding photography is the best and most truthful way of recording a wedding day. It’s the most important day in a couple’s life, and the wedding album will be a permanent record of a great celebration. Some wedding photographers produce stunning bridal portraits on location during…
Natural and Unposed Richmond Wedding Photography The aim of a documentary wedding photographer, or wedding photojournalist, is to tell the story of the wedding day, in such a way that the viewer feels a connection to the subjects, whether they were present on the day or not. One way of doing that is to look around…
I’m really pleased that three of my wedding photographs have been placed in the WPJA (Wedding Photojournalist Association) 2012 Q1 contest, including a first prize for this image of 4 year old Imogen having her hair done at her parents Claire and Simon’s wedding at Monkton Barn Galleries in Marlow, Buckinghamshire. The judges comments were…
Children at weddings can give rise to some of the most rewarding images a wedding photographer can make. They’re always moving though, making it harder to find the exact moment for the best picture. You can read a lot about photojournalism and the Decisive Moment, made popular by the amazing work of Henri Cartier Bresson.…
