She has this habit of biting her bottom lip as she smiles when she is happy. He said when making his speech “If I had to single out one thing about why I love her so much, it would be the fact that she makes me happier than I ever dreamed I could be.” The word of the day for Violet & Darren’s wedding was most definitely “Happy”.
They were married in the most beautiful church, on an unseasonably hot day for September, in Rye. Surrounded by their loving friends and family, every detail of the day had been meticulously thought through and personalized by Violet. She is quite possibly one of the most organized brides I have ever had the pleasure of working with and her attention to detail was certainly reflected in the faces of Read more
When I started writing this blog in July I said I would write about the highs and the lows – this was the view I was faced with at the time I should have been photographing Katy & Tom’s wedding ceremony.
People often ask me if I get nervous before I start shooting a wedding. I can honestly say no. It isn’t the thought of my equipment failing or horrendous weather that worries me, as these things can be fixed or plan B can come in to play. What actually keeps me awake at night is being late for a wedding due to a situation that is completely out of my control, despite planning an A and B and C route and leaving an hour before I really need too.
So when I found myself stuck on the Read more
Landscape photography has never really been my thing – I find the conversation with the subject a little dull. However, for some time now – I think I owe him about six birthday and Christmas presents – my country bumpkin of a big brother has been asking me to take some photo’s of Rye, his hometown, in East Sussex and the surrounding areas.
So the other week I found myself chasing sunsets and trying not to stand in fish guts at Hastings harbour. Now that’s what I call sisterly love.
My sunset seeking companion Pepper Pig the Labradoodle Read more