Style, is everything!
EVERYTHING YOU DO IS A SIGNATURE OF YOURSELF SO SIGN IT WITH STYLE
— Anon.
In the realm of Documentary Wedding Photography, my approach is authentically real, embracing the genuine, un-orchestrated moments that define your special day. Your candid documentary experience is not just about capturing images; it's about encapsulating the essence of how you have meticulously planned your day.
I prioritise the relationships between you, your partner, families, and friends. Every interaction, emotion, and intricacy is documented with care, ensuring a genuine portrayal of how you all come together on your Wedding day. My goal is to witness the day unfolding naturally, crafting a candid wedding day story through documentary storytelling.
Let's bring your wedding day to life as it should be, capturing authentic and real memories that will last a lifetime. Entrust your day to a photographer who understands the significance of unposed, genuine moments, creating a visual narrative that reflects the true spirit of your celebration.
This is what I capture!
Want to see more authentic images?
if you don’t ask, you don’t know!
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Black + White?
What’s with all the Black and White images I hear you ask? Although the option for colour is yours my preferred medium is B + W, this way it’s the emotion and sense of moment that is front and center, and the focus is not distracted by a primary colour drawing the eye from what is important.
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Groupies or not?
Although my style is to document your day like a story, concentrating on the capturing those Natural Moments I understand group photos are a keepsake for family generations, let’s do them with a twist, let’s make it fun, let’s make it quick and keep it to around 8 - 10 shots, or non at all, that’s your call.
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Portraits?
It is often asked, do I do bridal portraits? Usually, those asking are nervous at the thought of this. I like to do it differently, weather permitting we can go for an informal walk of the venue and I will tag along photographing the moments and emotions between you both, I may direct you but I will not pose you!
there is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment
— Robert Frank
