JOB DONE!!!!!

Love this image.  Weddings are always so full of characters and this Father of the Bride certainly fits the bill.  Every wedding that I photograph I try and get a good balance between the capture the moment images and some gorgeous shots of the Bride and Groom.  Why pigeon hole your self by saying that I only do reportage or classic?  A good photographer will always capture the narrative of the day.

Could be Provence

Quite close to Croydon actually.  Julia the Bride wanted a Provence feel to her per wedding photos.  So no better place than Lavender Fields in Banstead.  For a small fee they stay open late, so that the late Summer light can be captured.  I love a bit of lens flare. Love these pictures also (Just a couple of many).  Always a good idea to book in a shoot before the big day.  Makes you feel really comfortable with having the photos taken on the big day and gives us a chance to get to know each other a bit more.

LONDON!!!!!!

Kate and Anthony's London Wedding had so much going on.  It was a photographers dream.  The ceremony was held at Inner Temple church with a reception on The Thames and also at Inner Temple itself.  Amazing venue in the heart of London without any pedestrians and traffic.  I am only posting this image as I think it really captures what a fun couple they are, but if you would like to see some more, then London Bride magazine is about to feature some images from the day. Till later.

LIGHT!!!!!!

I love the late Summer evening light in this image.  It really brings out the texture in the grass.  It was a fantastic opportunity to work with two lovely people, who did not mind dodging sheep poo to achieve this image at The Henry Moore Foundation.  The venue is a brilliant place for couples who love art and want something with a different twist.  Hope you like the image. There are so many more, but from now on I will try and  feature at least one image from a recent wedding each week.  Till later.  Roger

Images reproduced by permission of the Henry Moore Foundation.