I Don’t Use Proper Cameras to Photograph Weddings Anymore
No More 'Proper' DSLR Cameras Up until the end of last year I used proper professional cameras for weddings. I had three Nikon DSLRs with fast, expensive, heavy prime lenses. …
No More 'Proper' DSLR Cameras Up until the end of last year I used proper professional cameras for weddings. I had three Nikon DSLRs with fast, expensive, heavy prime lenses. …
Travelling is a passion of mine, so having the opportunity to leave Yorkshire and head down south to discover somewhere new is always very exciting.If I'm honest, I had never…
This wedding was featured in Boho Weddings blog in March 2019 - check that feature out on Boho Wedding's Blog. I do enjoy it when I get to travel for…
These two beautiful people are getting married this coming June at the Rockingham Arms in Wentworth.
Claire told me before this shoot that they were both really nervous and didn’t know what to expect.
They wanted to have an engagement shoot so that they could get used to the idea of having their photos taken. (more…)
The Wedding That Started It All! This is the story of Miranda and Alex's Wood Lane Countryside Centre wedding, all the way back in June 2013. The wedding also known as…
If photography is not your passion then you may struggle to see the difference in quality between wedding photographers.
In all likelihood, if you are looking for a photographer for your wedding then this is your first time booking a photographer of any kind.
Unfortunately, many in your position resort to judging photographers based on price alone.
Whilst price is a big factor, as you will discover in this article there are many more factors that you should consider.
By the time you have finished reading this you will have a better understanding of what to look out for.
We will also look at the different styles of photography so you can start to narrow down your options.
Hopefully you will also finish with a greater appreciate of photography as an art form.
When you are planning your wedding day timeline, are you taking into account the best times of day for your photos?
You probably already know that the bright mid-afternoon sun is the worst time to get photos because of all the harsh shadows.
Even so, if you take a look at your timeline, what time have you set aside for the group photos? Mid afternoon?
I am not saying you need to completely change your day in order to accommodate your wedding photographer’s needs.
A skilled professional photographer will have no problem getting great photos whatever the lighting conditions.
As we are about to explore, lighting is only one of many factors that you might want to consider.
James is an amazing photographer, we realised this after having our engagement shoot photos sent through! This confirmed how we felt and made us so much more excited to take…