What a fun wedding this was! Clare & Jon were married a few weeks back at the Orleans House Gallery in Twickenham on a day that featured a brass-band led parade, a river cruise, loads of sunshine and yellow socks. I met Jon, his Groomsmen and guests, at the charming White Swan Pub just round the corner…
A few years back I moved from DVD’s to USB Memory sticks for image delivery. This was a massive improvement for many reasons, but the options out there for presentation were sorely lacking. In my view that’s still the case. I decided that if there wasn’t something good on the market, I’d have to get…
Most clients who book me are interested in full-day narrative coverage. For the most part I wouldn’t change that as I love the documentary reward that’s found in holistic start-to-finish wedding photography. However, every now and then it’s absolutely lovely to do something entirely different. This wedding was one such occasion. Louise & Josh were married in…
Lightroom CC and the standalone Lightroom 6 finally launched last week. As a professional wedding photographer, I’ve been interested in Lightroom’s performance for a long time and I’ve been investigating and writing articles about it myself since early last year. Earlier articles, such as my piece on Lightroom and the New Mac Pro, and my thoughts on the…
I’ve been using Adobe Lightroom since its inception and owned every edition of the product. I began my photographic career at much the same time as Lightroom 1.0 was launching and over the years it has grown into an exceptionally powerful suite of features. I’ve written a number of pieces on Lightroom performance – specifically…
Sophie & Fin’s Iscoyd Park wedding took place on a mild, sunny day in late February. Iscoyd Park is absolutely beautiful and, rather interestingly, lies fractionally inside the Welsh border. By fractionally, I really mean it; a couple of hundred metres max. Indeed the address lists Shropshire but, from what I can ascertain, Shropshire ends where Wales…