So when a groom to be has to be dragged along by his bride and his mother in law to the engagement shoot - you could be fooled into thinking it's going to be painful...do you know what though? If I had a penny for every time this happens and then the groom to be knocks it out the park - I'd be rich! Here's the thing - engagement shoots are to help the photographer get to know you, what makes you relax, what angles are good for you and most importantly for YOU to get to know the photographer!  The camera and person behind it are going to be hanging out with you, your family and friends for To View More >>

Always an extra special treat when your friends ask them to shoot their wedding.  Chrissy and Alex got married just before Christmas at the Plough and Harrow in Birmingham. What a peaky blinding day! Chrissy looked stunning, she totally nailed the Hollywood glamour with red petticoat, matching lipstick and Vivienne Westwood shoes (heels and flats - I'll have you know).  The retro bridesmaid dresses and gents in their tweed suits looked incredible and their two lads were the epitome of cool. Ooh - look out for Chrissy's family tradition of pinning cash to the bride - I am thinking this To View More >>

I thought I'd share a few of the photos I took and later edited at Amy and Tom's wedding in March of this year when I had the chance to second shoot for the lovely Lisa Carpenter. I do love second shooting as it gives the chance to hunt for quirky angles and beautiful shots that differ to those of the main photographer. At my very first second shoot I stood directly behind the main photographer and mirrored their shots, but I quickly learnt the 'art' is to offer a completely new set of eyes and images. It's always a joy to shoot at Curradine barns and this was no different with all it's architectural To View More >>