Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of meeting Gordon McGowan on a wedding photography course at Chatsworth House. He ran one day of a four day course and we spent time photographing a couple in the church and the grounds. Gordon is very particular about technique and posing and I learned lots about how …
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Kyle is a destination wedding photographer working out of Santiago in Chile. Her clever compositions, lighting and interesting use of Tilt and Shift lenses caught my eye and I’ve been following her photography since. She works with her husband Seba, and if you’d like to see more of her work then check out Kyle Hepp, …
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I took a couple of recently engaged friends up to Moss Valley for a practise engagement session! Here are a few of the pictures. It always seems to be the case that you have a raft of ideas about what you could do after having had time to consider what is there. I’ve been up …
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Just a quick selection of pictures from my visit to Majorca earlier this year. I only popped over for a couple of days to drop the kids off with their grandparents and took these on a day out on the boat. Next time I go, I’ll have a little more time for a wander around …
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The first photographer to respond to my call for inspiring talent to feature was Chris Martin, Southampton Photographer of note for his work covering motorcycle racing amongst other sporting events. As motorcycle racing has been a huge passion of mine since I was young, Chris’s offer to allow me to use his Master Photographers Association, …
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Kids can be great fun to photograph and most people enjoy taking pictures of their own, but I promise you they won’t play ball very often! With photo-crazy parents, our girls now normally run away when a camera appears. However, with Marie busy doing wedding consultations and the sun shining I dragged them to Alyn …
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In July I ‘acquired’ a couple of tickets to the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power event. It was a chance to see some classic cars and bikes from the early 1900′s (including a 1908 47 litre BMW – yes 47, not 4.7!!!) through to this years Kawasaki ZX-10R ridden by Tom Sykes in WSB. Needless to …
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